Covid lockdown: Government ‘drawing up plans for 2-week lockdown after Christmas’
The Government is drawing up plans for a two-week lockdown after Christmas, according to reports.
Under draft regulations that are being prepared, a two-week circuit breaker lockdown is being proposed that would see meetings with others indoors banned except for work purposes, and pubs, restaurants and other hospitality venues limited to outdoor service only, according to The Times.
The Financial Times reported that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been presented with a number of options by experts under a so-called ‘Plan C’, ranging from “mild guidance to nudge people, right through to lockdown.”
Under draft regulations that are being prepared, a two-week circuit breaker lockdown is being proposed that would see meetings with others indoors banned except for work purposes, and pubs, restaurants and other hospitality venues limited to outdoor service only, according to The Times.
The Financial Times reported that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been presented with a number of options by experts under a so-called ‘Plan C’, ranging from “mild guidance to nudge people, right through to lockdown.”
