direct to your inboxMore areas in England will move into Tier 4 lockdown. The new alert level - where restrictions are those of the national lockdown - was first introduced Boris Johnson during a televised press conference on Saturday (December 19).
Full list of places in England going into Tier 4 lockdown
19.12.2020 - 20:17 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
direct to your inbox Around a third of England's population will be placed into a new 'Tier 4' lockdowns, amid concern over a new strain of coronavirus. The restrictions were announced by Boris Johnson during a televised press conference this afternoon (December 19).
During the press conference, the Prime Minister confirmed that the new restrictions would be introduced predominantly in London and the south east - in current Tier 3 areas. It follows a statement by Professor Chris Whitty, early
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Tier 4 lockdown announced for London and South East - full list of new rules
direct to your inboxEmergency Tier 4 rules will come into force in areas of England, it has been announced.All current Tier 3 areas in London and South East, will be moved into the new, more restrictive tier, just days after being placed under 'very high' alert.This will be a big blow to millions as it comes just days before the new five-day 'Christmas window' was due to come into force across the UK.It comes after chief medical officer Professor Christ Whitty issued a statement on a new variant
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