The rules you need to remember if you're going out this weekend

Mirror reports, the current national restrictions include the rule of six on indoor and outdoor gatherings and the 10pm closing time for pubs, bars and restaurants. But this changes in the areas with the highest restrictions. What do you think of the restrictions? Let us know below Those in medium risk areas must:Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News app - download it here for your Apple or Android device. You can also get a round-up of the biggest stories sent direct to

Earlier this week the government announced that Liverpool would be placed into Tier 3 lockdown rules.Under new rules, pubs, bars, indoor gyms, leisure centres, sports facilities, fitness studios, betting shops, adult gaming centres and casinos will all close.Manchester is currently classed as Tier 2 - but this could soon change.At the moment  'non-essential' shops and supermarkets are able to remain open under the new Tier rules, but guidelines have been put in place for shoppers at the likes of

coronavirus advice for weddings and funerals in Tier 2 high alert areas, such as Greater Manchester, which come into force from Wednesday. The good news is under the restrictions you CAN attend places of worship for a service if you're in a high alert level area , or Tier 2.

coronavirus will, luckily, have no affect on education.

here.If you have a particular health condition, you may be clinically vulnerable, meaning you could be at higher risk of severe illness from coronavirus.If you are clinically vulnerable you: There are further measures for those 'extremely critically vulnerable', which can be viewed online here.Venues that are 'Covid-19 secure' can host more people, but no one must mix indoors with anyone who is not their household.This is in:At least one person in your group should give their contact details to

Tougher restrictions on funerals and public transport in Oldham are to be scrapped as Greater Manchester is due to be placed under ‘Tier 2’ coronavirus rules, an MP has said.The region has reportedly escaped a ‘Tier 3′ shutdown of pubs and bars, but households will continue to be banned from meeting inside, it is understood.Oldham West and Royton MP Jim McMahon tweeted following a video call with Health Secretary Matt Hancock, in which he confirmed that the rules would be changing for Oldham and

coronavirus status amid new tiering rules being announced today.

coronavirus.

coronavirus restrictions – including the possible closure of hospitality – amid fears the disease is spiralling out of control.

reports.But a worker at Crownhill Crematorium interrupted Friday's service to remonstrate with Craig.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereWriting on Facebook, he said: "We are absolutely heartbroken as it is, me and my brother haven’t been able to leave my mum's side for two weeks as it is."I can sit in a restaurant, I can sit in a pub, I can live at her house, I can

Football clubs face the usual race against time to secure deals ahead of Monday’s transfer deadline day - but there is an added incentive to sign players from the EU ahead of the January window.Monday is the final day clubs can sign non-UK based EU players and get them pre-settled status ahead of the end of the Brexit transition period.Come January 1, the UK’s transition period to exit the European Union will have ended, meaning freedom of movement will also have finished.Nothing is yet to be

straight to your inboxRaheem Sterling has been ruled out of England's three fixtures over the international break with injury, handing Manchester City another injury concern.But the problem is a minor hamstring issue and is not expected to keep the player out for long.City's medical team will take a look at the problem now Sterling has been released by the FA, but it is hoped he will be close to a return to training after the international break.The Blues  have seen key players like Sergio

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester United evening headlines for Saturday, October 3.Manchester United full-back Diogo Dalot has today travelled to Italy to complete a loan move to Italian side AC Milan.MEN Sport understands the 21-year-old arrived early at Carrington on Saturday morning and spent around 30 minutes at the training ground before departing for Milan to secure his switch.Dalot has played just once in the Premier League for the Reds in the last 16 months.

straight to your inbox Leeds United owner Andrea Radrizzani has ruled out a summer move for Manchester United winger Daniel James.The Yorkshire side had been weighing up a possible deal to sign the Wales international before deadline day but now look like they will turn their attentions elsewhere. MEN Sport revealed earlier in the week Leeds managing director Angus Kinnear attended United's Carabao Cup win at Luton, where James was an unused substitute.

Boris Johnson suggested people did not have to strictly follow local lockdown guidance as long as they 'show common sense.' He was also unable to confirm whether restrictions in Oldham were stricter than in other areas of Greater Manchester. It comes after health secretary Matt Hancock told MPs this week that the government was bringing restrictions in Bolton in line with the rest of the region.