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Ministers consider tightening lockdown rules on exercise and face masks

Ministers consider tightening lockdown rules on exercise and face masks Lucy Fisher, Martin Evans © Provided by The Telegraph lockdown Tighter coronavirus restrictions are being considered by ministers, The Telegraph understands, amid concerns the latest lockdown is not being followed strictly enough. Rules banning people from different households who are not in a support bubble from exercising together are under discussion, in a move which would bring the restrictions more closely in line with the first lockdown in March. The introduction of rules on face coverings in offices is also being mooted in Government circles, as some businesses are feared to have become lax.

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Test and trace needs radical overhaul to prevent further Covid surges in England – experts

England’s test-and trace system will fail to prevent further surges of coronavirus without radical improvements by spring, experts have said

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Priti Patel defends strong police crackdown on Covid lockdown flouters

Priti Patel defends ‘strong’ police crackdown on Covid lockdown flouters Harriet Brewis © Provided by Evening Standard Priti Patel has defended police for taking tough action on lockdown breaches, insisting “strong enforcement” is needed. The Home Secretary commended officers up and down the country for “playing a crucial role in controlling the spread of the virus.” Her praise comes as forces across England face mounting scrutiny after Derbyshire Police slapped £200 fines on two friends for driving five miles to walk at a remote beauty spot. One of the pair, Jessica Allen, told the BBC that officers also told her off for bringing a hot drink, saying it was “classed as a picnic” and therefore prohibited under new coronavirus rules.

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Winter blues: Aggressive new coronavirus strain forces travel back into hibernation

Winter blues: Aggressive new coronavirus strain forces travel back into hibernation Ariana Arghandewal © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. It’s been more than nine months since the novel coronavirus was first declared a pandemic. And despite the arrival of promising vaccines and an undeniable sense of pandemic fatigue, travel seems to be slipping back into hibernation. Sure, there’s been an uptick in travel during the holiday season, with more than 1 million people passing through airport security checkpoints in the U.S. on particularly busy days. But unfortunately, the world is facing a new pandemic-related challenge.

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Chaos all over UK following new travel bans and flight cancellations to slow spread of new coronavirus strain

Dec 21, 2020 This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. Terms apply to the offers listed on this page. For an explanation of our Advertising Policy, visit this page. This is a breaking story: updates to follow. Travel to and from the U.K. is screeching to a halt amidst reports of a new strain of coronavirus. Several European nations, including Austria and Italy, banned flights from Sunday, 20 December, according to the Associated Press. Belgium banned flights for at least 24 hours beginning at midnight and is stopping its train service to Britain. And the Netherlands has halted flights from the U.K. for the rest of the year, if not longer. Germany is “working on” new restrictions as well, and the Czech Republic responded by enforcing stricter quarantine regulations on travellers from the U.K.

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