behind a paywall but here is some of it, don't quite understand it, sounds a bit naive 
"We need to do three things: control the virus; suppress its transmission; and then begin to eliminate it.
To control the virus we have to get the R number below 1 as soon as possible. That means fixing test, trace and isolate. Not bicker over the figures, actually fix it once and for all by owning up to mistakes and problems.
And we need to give local authorities our trust and the power to deliver locally-led test and trace. We’re doing it in Oxfordshire already.
Doing that gives us time to nationally develop test and quarantine capability at all UK entry points (including ports, airports and international rail stations).
Taking control of the situation in that way, getting the R below 1, means that we’ll be in a position to suppress the virus. That means keeping lockdown measures in place until the number of new cases drops below 10 per million of the population.
We want to open up the economy, it’s so important. I hear from constituents – small business owners, workers and others - every day desperately worried about their economic situation. I want them to go through those anxieties as few times as possible. With functional test and trace in place, which is locally led, plus the ability to catch new cases at the UK’s borders, we’ll be able to open up the economy far more.
And we’ll be far more likely to be able to keep it open. Certainty for businesses is really important – at the moment they have none.
Something else the Government needs to look at is compliance with isolation rules. It’s so important that financial support for anyone self-isolating is there, to boost this. Trust is breaking down – let’s bring the daily press briefings back to keep the public up to date.
Then we get to the elimination phase. At the moment, it feels like the Government is waiting around for this step to happen and fix everything in one fell swoop."