Lockdown restrictions in England are relaxed as new COVID-19 laws enter force, formally ending the government's "stay at home" order
Lockdown restrictions in England are relaxed as new COVID-19 laws enter force, formally ending the government's "stay at home" order, allowing the resumption of outdoor sports, and allowing people to meet in groups of up to six outdoors.
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HealthLockdown restrictions in England are relaxed as new COVID-19 laws enter force, formally ending the government's "stay at home" order
View Premium plansBrowse free archive reportsLockdown restrictions in England are relaxed as new COVID-19 laws enter force, formally ending the government's "stay at home" order, allowing the resumption of outdoor sports, and allowing people to meet in groups of up to six outdoors.