Stringent funeral restrictions are under ‘careful consideration’ and could ease in next stage of roadmap out of lockdown, minister hints Therese Coffey said funeral restrictions under ‘careful consideration’ for May 17 Mourners are limited to 30, Work and Pensions Secretary said this could
Nicola Sturgeon SPEEDS UP up Scottish lockdown roadmap: First Minister boasts pubs can open indoors THREE WEEKS before England and ‘stay local’ order ends on Friday (but travel to the rest of Britain isn’t allowed until April 26) By James Tapsfield, Political
Vowing to keep to his original plan to deliver our freedom on June 21, the Prime Minister said the Government will continue to “build up defences” against a possible fresh surge of coronavirus. Mr Johnson said restrictions will continue to be eased
Boris Johnson tonight confirmed that shops, pubs and restaurants can reopen from next Monday – amid fears that his wider roadmap for easing lockdown is hanging in the balance. The PM struck a bullish tone saying the country’s hard work is ‘paying
Nick Ferrari slams idea of vaccine passports in pubs Sacha Lord, Greater Manchester’s night tsar, and entrepreneur Hugh Osmond say they were left with no choice but to take legal action after the Prime Minister pushed back the reopening date for venues
Lord Forst held talks with the EU’s vice-President of the Commission on Wednesday to present a solution to end the row over checks to goods moving between Northern Ireland and Great Britain. During talks with the EU official, Lord Forst presented a
Parks and beaches were packed yesterday as thousands suffering from lockdown fatigue made the most of the scorching weather to socialise outdoors. Coronavirus rules eased on Monday allowing for groups of six or two households to meet up outdoors in public spaces
Speaking to Matt Chorley on Times Radio, Prof Laura McAllister said a “route map” for Welsh independence could be laid out as part of a deal between Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru. The Cardiff University academic said the situation could arise if there
Spending on holidays surged by 109 per cent in the week after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his roadmap out of lockdown, new research has revealed. Bookings soared with spending rising by 102 per cent at travel agencies and 122 per cent