M&S announces changes to shopping rules as the UK enters lockdown

Tesco is among the major supermarkets to introduce shopper policies and guidelines to protect customers and staff during the coronavirus pandemic.

Like all UK supermarkets, Tesco is continually changing its shopper policies and guidelines to ensure everybody is kept safe during lockdown.

It is now a month since a ball was last kicked in the Premier League and we are not expecting one to be kicked again anytime soon due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The UK’s biggest travel firm, TUI, has announced that it will suspend beach holidays for the next five weeks.

Axel Tuanzebe says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has overseen a tactical change at Manchester United by shifting the approach on to how they can harm opponents.

Britons have been warned against all non-essential foreign travel during the coronavirus pandemic.

Aldi has taken its new shopping rules a step further to help those working on the frontline - including nurses, police officers and firefighters.

As the UK's coronavirus lockdown rolls on, the major UK supermarkets continue to change their store opening hours, priority time slots for NHS staff and shopping rules.

Since the coronavirus pandemic hit the UK shores, many lives across the nation have been turned upside down. And, after Boris Johnson’s announcement on Monday 23 March, residents across the country have been forced to put their near-future plans on hold, with birthdays, weddings and other large gatherings cancelled to attempt to stunt the growth of covid-19 cases across the UK.

Sainsbury's is one of the latest supermarkets to announce social distancing measures in all of its stores to help tackle the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

Asda is the latest supermarket to announce a number of social distancing measures to be implemented in its stores.

Since it was announced that the UK is entering a lockdown, many self-employed individuals have found themselves worrying about their finances.