All the rules you must follow during the new national lockdown

coronavirus.Health secretary Matt Hancock announced on Thursday (November 26) which areas would be placed in which tier.It is all part of the government's 'Covid Winter Plan' which was unveiled by the Prime Minister earlier this week.He then said there will be a return to "tougher" regional tiers and sees even stricter measures for areas placed in Tier 2 and Tier 3.The most notable change is that in Tier 3, hospitality will remain closed completely except for delivery and takeaway - just like

according to the M.E.N’s analysis of yesterday’s figures, with some dropping by more than a third in that time. Trafford's have seen a particularly substantial reduction, having almost halved since October 23.

Here are the rules in full for Tier 1, 2 and 3.Across all tiers, everyone:Visits to care homes can take place with arrangements such as substantial screens, visiting pods, and window visits.Regular testing will be offered to up to two family members or friends per resident by Christmas, which – when combined with other infection-control measures such as PPE – will support indoor visits with physical contact.

Boris Johnson has outlined how the tier system will change after national lockdown.The Prime Minister told MPs that the previous three-tier system was 'not quite enough' to drive the R number below one.He has outlined a new tier system similar to the first - but 'tougher'.The changes include stricter measures for hospitality venues in Tiers 1 and 2, as well as a change to the 10pm curfew for all areas.This time around, the restrictions for each tier will be a 'uniform' set of rules, according to

Naman Ramachandran England will lift its second lockdown from Dec. 2 as scheduled, U.K.

Boris Johnson is to unveil his winter lockdown strategy later today.The Prime Minister will set out plans for a strengthened three-tier system of coronavirus restrictions to replace the national lockdown in England.Mr Johnson will also detail a limited relaxation in the rules for over Christmas, which would allow a small number of households to be able to mix for a set number of days.The PM will make a virtual statement today in the Commons at 3.30pm to MPs, followed by a televised address to

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coronavirus. However, with the national lockdown due to come to an end on December 2, most of us are wondering what will come next.Much of Greater Manchester has been under strict local measures since the end of July.Following the introduction of a 'tier system', the 10 boroughs were all eventually placed in the strictest category - tier 3 - meaning a raft of restrictions and closures.

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with another 63 fatalities in Greater Manchester hospitals announced yesterday.However, it does appear that most areas in the region passed a peak in infections about two weeks ago - a few days before the second national lockdown began on November 5.Here, the MEN has looked at how the virus spread in each of ten boroughs of Greater Manchester area since the start of August, which was just after the region was first placed under local restrictions by the government.Positive tests in Stockport

Mississippi Gov.Tate Reeves pushed back against the idea of a new national coronavirus lockdown, while urging residents to follow health precautions and take the virus seriously. “The people of Mississippi can’t just go home, shut down their small business, shut down their restaurants, shut down their gyms … and just think that you can come back six weeks from now, flip a switch and everything’s gonna be fine,” he said during an afternoon news conference on Thursday.

Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice let fans in on a huge secret on Nov. 9 — she’s got a new boyfriend! The 48-year-old shared a photo to her Facebook account, introducing the world to handsome businessman Louie Ruelas, 46. The icing on the cake is that the 48-year-old’s four daughters by ex-husband Joe Giudice — Gia, 19, Gabriella, 16, Milania, 15 and Audriana, 11 — have already given Louie their seal of approval.

Manchester Evening News has spoken to Dr Dienes and other psychologists to get the latest advice on how to handle the pandemic, lockdown restrictions and the potential problems they could cause for loneliness, relationships, work and financial management.

Scroll down for all the latest updates on our live blog.Scots can carry on using the Protect Scotland coronavirus app on their phones when they travel to England and Wales.The development follows work to make it compatible in Northern Ireland and territories including Gibraltar.The software was designed to alert users if they have been in close contact with anyone who tested positive.Rishi Sunak has confirmed that the UK Treasury will fund furlough wage payments if Nicola Sturgeon puts Scotland

Face coverings - Customers must wear face coverings while in store. Customers can enter Asda stores without a face covering if they have a medical condition or invisible disability that prevents them from wearing a covering.