Millions more people in England will be living in the highest Tier 3 areas of coronavirus regulations, following a sharp-worded new rise in the number of infections.
The whole of Greater London along with parts of Essex and Hertfordshire are to enter Tier 3.
It be interpreted to mean that 34 million people in England will be bound by the toughest governed — which ban all socialising indoors except between members of a household and any corroborate bubble.
Bars, pubs and restaurants will have to close, although they can provide takeaways and deliveries.
Ministers likewise revealed that a brand-new mutated variant of the virus has been considered to be in the UK, which may be causing higher rates of infection. However experts “says hes” believe the new inoculation is effective against it.
London’s Mayor, Sadiq Khan, is recommending the government to advise secondary schools and colleges to close early ahead of Christmas, unless pupils can undergo mass testing.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting by health editor Hugh Pym, education editor Branwen Jeffreys, and political correspondent Vicki Young.
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