Keep your family safe from coronavirus this Christmas with individual bowls for sweets, open windows and not singing

IN a very uncertain year, one thing is certain – Christmas 2020 will be like no other. I haven’t decided what I’ll be doing yet, but that decision will involve careful consideration of what risk it poses to the people I love. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates There are millions who will use the opportunity of the relaxed lockdown to get together in bubbles of three households between December 23 and 27. But before any of us make these decisions we have to consider how the most vulnerable members of our families really feel. More than nine out of ten people who have died from the virus are over 65. If you are over 85 you are 630 times more likely to die from it than if you are under 30. Older relatives – the ones at the most risk – need to have a big say in the decision.If your grandparents have been shielding for months, they might not want to be with you for Christmas, but they may be worried about offending you or the grandchildren. Theirs is the generation we have to listen to before we start forming bubbles. I… Read full this story

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