Published 4 years ago

Coronavirus new restrictions: What you can and can't do - and the penalties for breaking the rules

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From Monday 14, it became illegal for people in England to meet socially in groups of more than six, with a few exemptions. The aim of the new rules was to stop a second wave of coronavirus, following a rise in cases across the country.

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Daily Express

Face mask rules: Who has to wear face masks now - what are the new rules?

FACE MASK RULES have officially been changed as the Government attempts to get a handle on the rising rates of coronavirus across the UK. But what are the new rules?

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Fears raised for weddings with 'guests to be limited to 15’ under lockdown plans

It has also been reported that ministers had also considered curbing the amount of mourners at funerals, but decided against it

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Weddings 'could be capped at 15 people due to coronavirus'

Wedding numbers could be reduced (Picture: Getty)The number of people allowed to attend weddings in England could be reduced, according to reports.Currently, 30 people are allowed to join the celebrations during the pandemic, including the officiant and the bride and groom. But this could be slashed still further, the Sun reports. It is expected to be announced when Boris Johnson makes a statement to the House of Commons this afternoon.The paper…

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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