No. The health secretary has been on Sky stating that we do not have enough ventilators and we need SEVERAL TIMES the amount that we currently have. He has said that Boris is in talks with manufacturers who have the capability to switch their lines over to producing ventilators to ask them to do so (this should have been done weeks ago). He has said that at some point the elderly/vulnerable will be asked to self isolate for months and probably within a matter of weeks (he should be doing that now while they still stand a chance of avoiding it).
Now due to moving to the next phase of the plan to manage coronavirus, the government has decided that general testing within the community for Covid-19 is no longer necessary (unless in a hospital setting) and are telling people with symptoms of a new persistent cough or a high temperature to stay home; do not go to your GP, do not go to hospital and do not call NHS Direct. Essentially if you have Cov-19, deal with it yourself and before you are better (and while you are still potentially spreading it) you can come out of isolation after 7 days and can continue spreading it. If you become very ill then you can contact someone (by then it will probably be too late as we don't actually have many intensive care bed/ventilators and the ones that we have are already in use). We already know that in some cases it can be up to 2 weeks for a person to show symptoms and in a small amount of cases it is occasionally more than 14 days so asking people to stay home for just 7 days after showing symptoms makes no sense at all. It is better to allow all people to get tested so that they can take the necessary steps to protect themselves and the people around them. At the moment, hospital staff, care workers, school teachers and all kinds of other people are going in to work when they should be home, but they don't know if they have a simple cold or possibly something more serious and as the days and weeks pass without something being done to slow the spread (quarantine measures and school closures), our chances of contracting it and passing it lots of other people including very vulnerable patient groups which includes the ones who have been asked to stay home for months on end and need others to help them manage their self isolation.
All the while the Government is testing it's 'theory' on 'herd immunity' and intends to deliberately allow a large percentage of the population to contract the virus to see if they develop 'herd immunity' which may be helpful in future outbreaks (even though this is a new virus which we know nothing about and herd immunity is not a guaranteed outcome). There are supposed to be two strains in existence, so even if you catch one and recover from it, will you become immune to further outbreaks of it. There is already some suggestion that some people are testing positive after originally receiving a negative result. Does this mean they were still carriers and had not completely recovered, could it mean the tests were faulty, did they become reinfected, perhaps they were infected with the other strain which is also circulating. No one presently know the answers to these questions.
The Government is acting like a lone wolf and completely doing its own thing and flying in the face of what the rest of the world is doing to slow the transmission and contain it, and what the WHO is advising which is to test, isolate, trace and contain, etc. They are going to make things much much worse for the UK population based on their current 'strategy'.