All the new lockdown changes coming this weekend

hereSpeaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Mr Burnham announced that there will be targeted enforcement on those found to be repeatedly flouting the restrictions.He said: “If pubs are failing to take people’s details when they arrive, and we are receiving lots of reports that it’s still variable, then we will use targeted enforcement or mystery shopping to ensure all premises are maintaining the right procedures.”“It will be difficult for the police to enforce households not mixing in

First Minister imposed strict restrictions on the city following a cluster of infections linked to more than 20 pubs. It's the first local lockdown to be enforced in Scotland, with changes to be reviewed after one week and extended if the outbreak is not under control.

hereMeanwhile, Professor Neil Ferguson – who resigned from the government’s advisory group Sage – said ministers “need to plan for all contingencies” when it comes to the reopening of schools.Prof Ferguson told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: “I think it is important to say that not all schools are the same.

If you live up north and you are single and ready to mingle, dating might prove a little tricky from here on out. As of 5 August people that live in Greater Manchester and East Lancashire and areas of West Yorkshire will not be able to gather in groups of two or more… and this of course mean that people living in separate houses can not have sex.

legislation to enforce new lockdown rules in Greater Manchester was published. It allows the police to fine people £100 for entering someone’s house or garden, with certain exceptions.However it doesn’t appear to include any legal restrictions on going to the pub, despite more restrictive advice being issued last week.

announced new lockdown measures for Greater Manchester on Thursday night, confusion followed.That focused to a large extent on what exactly the measures were - but also the reasoning. Many have questioned the rationale for the new limits, from the geographical footprint to the timing and the data that triggered the move.

will return to six-episode weeks soon.Both shows were both forced to shut down production back in March due to the global health crisis.Now it seems the pandemic has thrown, yet another, spanner in the works.New lockdown restrictions have been announced in parts of England and fans are worried that it could put their favourite soaps under threat.Speaking at a press conference today, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the Government will be delaying the next phase of reopenings, due

hereWith a weekly review of the situation promised, total observation will only result in greater freedoms coming sooner.Today our politicians spoke with a collective voice.They said we all need to 'pull in the same direction' to avoid a resurgence.And this is why.Public Health England figures show the rate of coronavirus infection is increasing in 13 of the 19 local authority areas now covered by the new regulations involving households mixing in private settings.In the seven days to July 20,

Boris Johnson announced easing measures set to be delayed for 'at least a fortnight' - which takes us to August 15.

coronavirus transmission which has resulted in a spike in cases in Greater Manchester has occurred in private homes the health secretary said today.The government last night announced a tightening of restrictions across the whole of Greater Manchester as well parts of East Lancashire and West Yorkshire to try and halt a rise in new infections.Matt Hancock last night claimed on Twitter "the spread is largely due to households meeting and not abiding to social distancing."Asked on BBC Breakfast

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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said announcing the lockdown measures "late at night on Twitter is a new low for the government's communications".He tweeted: "No one would argue with putting in place local action to reduce the transmission of coronavirus."But announcing measures affecting potentially millions of people late at night on Twitter is a new low for the government's communications during this crisis."When the government ended the daily press conferences, they said they would hold