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In germany, the curbs are due to come in on the 28th of december. private gatherings will be restricted to 10 people and nightclubs will close. portugal has ordered bars and nightclubs to shut from 26th december, and made working from home obligatory. out of europe, in china the northern city of xi an has ordered all 13 million residents to stay at home in a strict lockdown, after 52 covid cases were reported on wednesday bringing the total to 143 since 9th december. in the uk, the welsh government has announced groups of no more than six people will be allowed to meet in pubs, cinemas and restaurants in wales from 26 december. in england new rules mean people with covid can now stop self isolating after a week following two negative lateral flow tests effectively opening up christmas for thousands. let s start with more on that with jonathan blake. with hundreds of thousands of people ....
From the 26th december. from the 27th people will have to remain seated in hospitality venues with a limit of six people at each table. and people will be advised to limit meeting inside private homes to three households. 0ur correspondent chris page has the latest. this christmas in belfast, many much missed winter traditions have returned. but the pandemic is still here for another season. the devolved government has decided 0micron requires a response. these are very difficult decisions for ministers to make. you are trying to get a balance between keeping the pressure off our health service, you are trying to protect the public, you are trying to keep people in work, you are trying to mind people s mental health. so these are finely balanced decisions, they are not easy to take, i have to say. but we think this is our best chance. the measures agreed by ministers here at stormont will mainly affect eating out, other types of socialising and live music. from boxing day, night clubs ....