This is the best commentary I've read over the weekend on the difficult choices the government faces in easing lockdown from @andrewrawnsley theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
Easing lockdown is a multi-dimensional problem of which health and the economy are normally the major subjects of discussion, but individuals behaviour is also crucial, and the government's predictive record on this hasn't been great 
I'm feeling that the level of compliance with lockdown measures is dropping, maybe only by a few percent, but that would be millions of people. Small percentages make a huge difference. This is where some other countries intensified lockdown, should we?
Not going to pretend to have the answer to easing lockdown, given the death rate is still horrendous this is premature in a way. But it isn't because we also want to see a way out. Personally I'd like to at least see more realistic suggestions.
