Boris Johnson has warned pubs across Britain may be forced to close early in a bid to save Christmas, as he admitted actions to stop a second surge must be "tough now".
His words came as stricter new measures are expected to be announced for the North East of England, where cases are on the rise - including a reported curfew on pubs.
He admitted more people could die from the virus if his new 'rule of six' law is ignored and a second wave strikes Britain. The PM said: "I remember when the pubs used to close at 11 anyway in the old days.
That sort of thing, we will be looking at it." However, referring to similar draconian measures taken in other countries, including curfews, he added: "I don't think we are yet in that position." The PM
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