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Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Friday evening.

We'll have another update for you tomorrow morning. PM admits 'lessons to be learned' by government Boris Johnson has admitted there were things the government could have done differently in its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. He told the BBC there were "lessons to be learned" about how the virus was managed in the first weeks and months, adding: "The single thing that we didn't see at the beginning was the extent to which it was being transmitted asymptomatically from person to person.

Did Sweden's strategy succeed or fail? Sweden has one of the highest death rates relative to population size in Europe and by far the worst among the Nordic nations, the rest of which chose to lock down early in the pandemic. However, the latest figures suggest Sweden is getting better at containing the virus.

Portugal remains on quarantine list In changes that apply to England, travellers from Estonia, Latvia, Slovakia, Slovenia and St Vincent and the Grenadines won't have to go into isolation for two weeks on arrival but Portugal remains off the list of countries the government has exempted from quarantine restrictions. Read more on which other countries can you now visit and what you need to do when you return.

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STRESS: How to look after your mental health "It's important for me to level with you - we know things will get worse before they get better," the letter reads.

2. Did Sweden's strategy succeed or fail?

Responding to reports current measures could be in place until June, Scotland's chief medical officer Catherine Calderwood told BBC Radio 4's Broadcasting House: "The modelling that's been done, and that I have seen, has always said that we need at least 13 weeks of some sort of measures in order to really get this virus away from spreading amongst people. The date of the peak of the virus "depends on all of our behaviour", he added, saying: "It's not a fixed point". Media caption, How staying at home can stop coronavirus In his letter, Mr Johnson describes the pandemic as a "moment of national emergency", and reiterates the government guidance to stay at home to avoid putting pressure on the NHS, so that lives can be saved.

The prime minister acknowledges the restrictions will have a financial impact on families.