Time when returning from abroad will be cut, but youll have to take a private test, and you may struggle to find insurance. Finally let back in. Fans will be allowed, in some areas, to watch sport in england next week. Gyms and leisure centres will also reopen. Good will also reopen. Morning, good willalso reopen. Morning, more good will also reopen. Morning, more rain across the north good morning, more rain across the north of the country and some of it will be heavy. For most, fairly cloudy with a little bit of sunshine. I will have all the details in ten minutes. Its tuesday, november 24th. Our top story. The Prime Minister has warned more areas of england will be subject to tighter tier 3 coronavirus restrictions when the National Lockdown comes to an end next week. Borisjohnson said all shops, gyms, swimming pools and hairdressers will be able to open across the country, but rules for hospitality, sporting events and socialising will differ. Our Political Correspondent iain watso
Things will be able to start to get back to normal. Close contacts of people who test positive for covid 19 in england are to be offered the chance to take daily tests, instead of going into isolation. Its expected all shops in england will be allowed to open in the lead up to christmas, but pubs and restaurants could face tougher restrictions as part of new government measures to fight coronavirus. And lockdown, superspreader, furlough words associated with coronavirus dominate this years word of the year list. Oxford university and the pharmaceutical firm astrazeneca have published the preliminary results from large scale trials of their Coronavirus Vaccine, showing that it is 70 effective at preventing the disease. The vaccine proved less potent than those produced by two other companies, pfizer and moderna, which were 95 effective. Some data shows that protection rose to 90 when people were given a low dose followed by a high one. However, the oxford vaccine is far cheaper and is e
Elliot Metcalfe, the director of the Keeps Military Museum in Dorchester, U.K., has found what he believes to be the last surviving ration pack from the Normandy landings as Allied nations commemorate the 78th anniversary of D-Day this week.