The British government has announced that it will be introducing new measures to ease the lockdown as he announced that plans for wedding receptions, sporting events and indoor performances will resume.
The Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson said the changes will allow people to get back to more of the things they have missed since the health crisis began after rising infection rates appeared to have “levelled off”.
The British government also introduced tougher penalties for repeatedly failing to wear face masks in public places. In fact fines will double each time someone is found in breach of the rules, up until a maximum of £3,200.
At the same time, the British government introduced more restrictive measures at the borders, introducing quarantine to a number of countries where the situation is deemed as being risky.
The Telegraph
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