Tougher coronavirus restrictions in East Renfrewshire are “unsurprising” following a hike in house parties

Naman Ramachandran England has imposed a fresh set of restrictions to stall the rapid spread of coronavirus that will be valid for the next six months.The devolved administrations of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales will issue their own guidelines.Those who can work from home are once again being asked to work from home, except for those professions that cannot be achieved from home.

08.30am - Boris Johnson chairs UK cabinet to sign off new lockdown measures which could be a mild as making pubs close at 10pm in England from Thursday and limiting pubs to table service only.09.00am - Keir Starmer makes a speech in Doncaster to the online Labour conference, before rushing back to the Commons.

coronavirus cases continue to rise across the country.The UK’s COVID-19 alert level recently moved to 4, which translates to virus transmission being “high or rising exponentially”.Yesterday, 4,368 new cases were reported in the UK, with 11 deaths.

Covid-19 caes. There are also reports of a 10pm curfew to be imposed on hospitality venues, which Downing Street refused to deny on Wednesday.Boris Johnson has said people have to be 'both confident and cautious' and that it is 'crucial' the country does not re-enter 'some great lockdown again that stops business from functioning'.

East Kilbride region have tested positive for coronavirus. However, the News understands the number is higher, with one source telling us of a primary pupil at a school in the town testing positive.That has raised concerns about the speed at which COVID-19 is spreading through schools across the area.

coronavirus cases continues to increase. Scottish Government officials announced that 244 people tested positive for Covid-19 over a 24-hour period on Sunday.

hereThe cases follow a crackdown in Bolton on Friday night, which has the highest infection rate anywhere in the country.  Four takeaways were fined after flouting Covid-19 rules, police said.A 60th birthday party with 15 people present was broken up and the owner of a house where 100 people had gathered for a wedding party was fined. Detective Chief Inspector Steph Parker said: "The rules are now very clear; in order to avoid another lockdown we all need to ensure we are not mixing with anyone

coronavirus restrictions from Monday following a surge in new cases in recent days.The Scottish Government announced that 221 people tested positive for Covid-19 over a 24-hour period on Saturday.It is the highest daily figure recorded since May 7, when 225 positive tests were returned during the peak of the outbreak.The number of Scots allowed to gather indoors and outdoors will now reduce as the Government attempts to manage the rise in case numbers.Six people from two households will be

coronavirus rules. Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Bruno Tonioli won't be able to have their agents, friends or family hanging around at Elstree Studios.The same will go for this year's celebrities as the BBC show is stripped back to basics.

Manchester Evening News asked shoppers at The Rock in Bury town centre if they think a lockdown for the borough is on its way. Many of them all came out with one word: inevitable.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserConstituency counterpart Neil Gray MP also praised the new technology, which will send an automatic alert and public health advice by push notification if proximity is established between a user and someone who has tested positive.He said: “Even though there are restrictions in place, we may not know everyone we are in contact with so this app is a great tool in the fight against Covid 19.

Bolton will take effect immediately.

Wigan, was forced to close on Friday (September 4) after being found to be in breach of the rules.

Glasgow Green today in a demonstration over coronavirus restrictions. The crowd were spotted at the site with many holding banners and chanting 'freedom'.