Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced new “contemporary and precautionary” Coronavirus restrictions in England on Saturday 27 November. Two new rules
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The country is due to move to the lowest level of its five-tier system on June 28, but Sturgeon has said this is now looking ‘unlikely’
Court rules in favour of government that venues should remain closed indoors until May 17 as Sacha Lord and Hugh Osmond express disappointment with the outcome
The Government is looking at whether certification could help to reopen the economy, reduce restrictions on social contact and improve safety
Finance minister Conor Murphy announced plans to extend the Large Tourism and Hospitality Business Support Scheme, plus £5m to extend the Covid Restrictions Support Schemes for four week
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced changes to the tier system, which will see eight areas move into the highest alert level of restrictions
As part of a ‘firebreak’ lockdown, from December 28, the nation will go into Level 4 of restrictions, with revised rules on households mixing and holiday accommodation
Health secretary Matt Hancock has announced that Greater London and parts of Essex and Hertfordshire will be placed into the highest coronavirus alert level from Wednesday, forcing the closure of hospitality businesses in these areas
Two P&G Professional Flash spray products underwent independent testing and were found effective against the virus which causes COVID-19
