The United Kingdom's four countries take a divided approach to coronavirus crisis

The UK's coronavirus crisis has reignited one of the country's most bitter political debates: Can the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland survive as a union of four nations? On Sunday night, Prime Minister Boris Johnson addressed the country from 10 Downing Street in a recorded message, announcing his plan for the UK to emerge from lockdown. He called on millions of people to return to work, and gave a rough outline of when schools and shops might reopen over the comings months. He also shifted his government's core message from the simple 'Stay Home, Protect the NHS, Save Lives' to the more ambiguous 'Stay Alert, Control the Virus, Save Lives.'