More from Covid-19 COVID-19: One in four finding it harder to follow rules in second lockdown as people grow tired of restrictions COVID-19: Tier 3 areas may have to wait until 'January and beyond' for mass testing COVID-19: Labour set to abstain in key COVID-19 lockdown vote as Tory rebels unconvinced by govt's tiers analysis COVID-19: Sheffield City Council warns care home providers not to use government's rapid tests over doubts about accuracy COVID-19: Matt Hancock says virus is 'back under control' - but we must stay vigilant COVID-19: No fines issued for over 1,400 travellers who may have ignored coronavirus quarantine rules … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Tory rebellion unlikely to derail coronavirus tier vote as Labour set to abstain
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COVID-19: Key data behind the controversial tiers decision – as MPs threaten rebellion
The government has said it will use the following criteria to determine which area is in which tier: case rate in all age groups, case rate in the over 60s, the rate at which cases are rising or falling, positivity rate (percentage of tests which come back positive), and the pressure on the NHS. … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Key data behind the controversial tiers decision – as MPs threaten rebellion
Coronavirus: What you can and can’t do now England is in second lockdown
Only leave your home for specific reasons -Childcare or educationFor work if you cannot work from homeExercise outdoors or visit an outdoor public placeMedical reasons, to escape injury or harmShop for food and essentialsTo provide care for vulnerable people or visit people in your support bubble, or as a volunteerTo attend an event commemorating Remembrance SundayVisiting estate agents and show homesMoving houseVisits to waste disposal or recycling centresNo mixing of different households inside homes, except for childcare and other supportNo mixing of households outside, except for exercising or visiting a public place with one other personPeople who shielded in March do not have to shield again, but clinically vulnerable and over-60s are advised to limit social contacts and follow rules carefullyAll pubs, bars and restaurants to close - takeaways and deliveries are allowedAll non-essential retail to close, but deliveries to customers and click-and-collect can continueFood shops, … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: What you can and can’t do now England is in second lockdown
Coronavirus: Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the UK surpass one million mark
More from Covid-19 COVID-19: Tory rebellion unlikely to derail coronavirus tier vote as Labour set to abstain COVID-19: Tier 3 areas may have to wait until 'January and beyond' for mass testing COVID-19: Labour set to abstain in key COVID-19 lockdown vote as Tory rebels unconvinced by govt's tiers analysis COVID-19: Sheffield City Council warns care home providers not to use government's rapid tests over doubts about accuracy COVID-19: Matt Hancock says virus is 'back under control' - but we must stay vigilant COVID-19: No fines issued for over 1,400 travellers who may have ignored coronavirus quarantine rules … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the UK surpass one million mark
Brexit: Irish PM ‘hopeful’ of deal this week as talks reach ‘endgame’
More from Brexit Brexit: New unit to monitor border disruption once transition period ends Brexit: EU trade talks go down to the wire as minister warns 'we really are now running out of time' Five things we learnt from this week's Sophy Ridge on Sunday Brexit: EU and UK entering 'last week or so' of 'substantive' negotiations, says Dominic Raab Brexit: UK and EU continue talks in London as deadline to strike deal looms Brexit: Trade deal 'still possible', UK's chief negotiator says ahead of face-to-face talks … [Read more...] about Brexit: Irish PM ‘hopeful’ of deal this week as talks reach ‘endgame’
