Indoor mixing banned
Boris Johnson only decides the rules for England and he stopped short of signing up with Scotland and Northern Ireland in banning people visiting each other’s homes. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon advised individuals in Scotland to comply from today, with enforcement being presented on Friday.
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Herd resistance ‘backlash’
Emails sent out by the federal government’s most senior clinical and medical advisers, seen by the BBC, have exposed their alarm about claims at the start of the pandemic that they were pursuing a herd resistance strategy.
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Prof Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance came under fire at the start of the pandemic.
4. ‘Wet clubs’ resume
About 600 drink-only bars in Northern Ireland can welcome back customers today for the very first time since March. Until now, clubs might only sell alcohol if they also served food or if customers were outside. Northern Ireland hasn’t yet enforced earlier closing, but in England, Scotland and Wales kicking out time will soon be 22: 00 BST. Market agents wish to align with the Republic of Ireland, where it’s 23:30 The BBC has actually spoken to property owners who state early closing could halve their takings.
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Bars must put precaution in place.
5. Lockdown from above
Chris Gorman’s drone images have actually revealed extraordinary scenes throughout the UK lockdown. From panic-buying to empty shopping centres and theme parks, he states “every day supplied a new and special image”. Take A Look At some of his images.
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Unsold automobiles were accumulated on airport runways, like this one in Oxfordshire.
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