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Stay at home during the bank holiday hot weather, Downing Street urges Britain
07.05.2020 - 16:59 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Downing Street has urged people to stay at home during this weekend’s forecast hot weather, despite growing talk of the lockdown being eased on Monday - insisting next week’s expected rule relaxation will be ‘very limited’.
This morning multiple reports emerged of potential measures being proposed by the government for after the weekend, including allowing beer gardens to open and letting people have picnics in parks.
The Prime Minister’s spokesman refused to comment directly on the reports,
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