No household mixing? Freedom Pass? 5 day Christmas break? The latest details on government's plan for when lockdown ends

Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has accused the UK government of intentionally destroying the night life sector through the introduction of new coronavirus restrictions.The sector argues it will be among the hardest hit through Boris Johnson’s revised three-tier system, which the PM outlined in a virtual statement to the Commons last week.The new rules, which are due to come in to force from Wednesday (December 2), will see non-essential retail and personal care providers, such as

Good Morning Britain star Dr Hilary has revealed how he is approaching the Christmas restrictions enforced by the government this year.Earlier this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that up to three households will be allowed to form an exclusive Christmas bubble from Wednesday 23 December to Sunday 27 December.MORE: Who is Dr Hilary's wife and how long have they been married?Naturally, this has left many families facing the tough decision of which two other households to mix

What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.A joint statement issued by the four UK governments said they had been working closely together to find a way for family and friends to see each other, recognising it must be “limited and cautious”.Boris Johnson warned families they must make a “personal judgement” about the risks of coronavirus to vulnerable loved ones when forming a Christmas bubble.“We can’t afford to throw caution to the wind.

follow our blog.The government is meeting with the leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to discuss plans to allow families to reunite over Christmas.A Cobra meeting bringing together the UK government and the devolved administrations will be held this afternoon to agree on a four-nation approach to relaxing coronavirus restrictions over the festive period.

Prime Minister said there is "a very good discussion going on" with the devolved governments over the length of the festive break. Earlier on Monday Nicola Sturgeon said she wants to see only “a small number of households” to meet up over “a small number of days” over the festive period amid fears that looser restrictions will lead to a higher number of infections.

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Patel she had no “intention” to cause upset was enough.

The coronavirus pandemic has created not only a health emergency but an economic one.

coronavirus restrictions comes to an end on Tuesday December 2. Legally, the lockdown will lapse as the Prime Minister said they are "time-limited".Boris Johnson said in the House of Commons last month: "It is not that we choose to stop them, they legally expire.

Michelle Mone was awarded a multi-million pound government PPE contract without going to tender. George Foulkes raised the £122 million contract as an example of the “crony virus” seeping through Boris Johnson’s handling of the covid pandemic.