Covid — 19: Entry of Corona Makes No-one to Exit, says UK;
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Boxing Day, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced that several regions of England will face the hardest four tiers of restrictions. To break the spread of a new variant of Covid-19 other parts of England also introduced the tighten and higher measures.

The whole of Wales has entered another lockdown. Mainland Scotland and Northern Ireland enter the new lockdowns on Boxing Day. The whole of Wales has entered another lockdown.

The areas passing through this fourth tier is

Sussex

Oxfordshire

Suffolk

Norfolk

Cambridgeshire

Parts of Essex not already in tier four

Waverley in Surrey

Excluding the new forest — Hampshire, including Portsmouth and Southampton

From 00:01 GMT on Saturday, 26 December — London could be under lockdown for months, ‘very difficult’ to control new coronavirus strain.

The areas passing through this third tier is

Bristol

Gloucestershire

Somerset

Swindon

Isle of Wight

New Forest

Northamptonshire

Cheshire

Warrington

The areas passing through this second tier is

Cornwall

Herefordshire

This Christmas to be hardest Covid-19 so far for England

It is very crucial that we each take responsibility this Christmas to limit the spread of this mutation and protect our loved ones, particularly if they’re vulnerable. One in three people with coronavirus (COVID-19) haven’t any symptoms and can be spreading it without realising it.

In this year together with your household support bubble in your home. The more people you see, the more likely it’s that you simply will catch or spread coronavirus.

Areas in Tier 4

In Tier 4, the principles on gatherings for your tier will still apply over Christmas. This suggests you can’t see anyone indoors who isn’t from your household or support bubble. Outdoors, you’ll only meet together with your household, support bubble, or alone with one other person from another household during a public outdoor space.

Areas not in Tier 4

In a Tier 4 area, you’ll see a maximum of two other households (your ‘Christmas bubble’) on Christmas (25 December) can’t see anyone.

Think very carefully about the risks and only form a Christmas bubble. If you are feeling you absolutely got to discuss alternatives to meeting up face to face .

What are the new restrictions in Scotland?

The restrictions are set to be introduced in Scotland from 26 December, with most of the country placed in level four of the country’s five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions.

The current rules will remain in situ until then, but plans to relax the restrictions over Christmas are scaled back. Household bubbles will only be allowed on Christmas itself, and other people will only be allowed to travel outside Scotland for essential purposes.

What are the new restrictions in the Northern Irelands?

Reducing in the five-day window to one day greatly reduces the chance for people returning to Northern Ireland for Christmas. This is nothing but to collect in compliance with the principles .

It effectively means those travelling home wouldn’t be ready to stay overnight at a household within their Christmas bubble.

University students who travel home are going to be counted as a part of their family household.

Chief medic Dr Michael McBride told the BBC last month: “For students travelling home, which will be their household in order that they will become a member of that household. So then they will combine with two other households.”

While Northern Ireland has not introduced a travel ban for people coming from Britain, new restrictions there already limit travel.

In England, travel isn’t permitted in or out of Tier 4 areas. In Scotland, visit and from other parts of the united kingdom isn’t permitted over the festive period.

What are the new restrictions in Wales?

Households where one adult lives alone. One adult lives with any number of children under 18, or more than one adult lives. But one adult has caring responsibilities for all of the other adults in the home.

If you are a student who has moved home from university, you are considered to be part of the household to which you have returned. You are not treated as part of your term-time household for this period.