Driver from Bolton stopped by Welsh police after breaking Covid travel restrictions

vaccine by the autumn, absolutely.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has said he 'backs the police' over their enforcement of the lockdown rulesThe Health Secretary was quizzed about Derbyshire Police's approach to policing the stringent measures after they fined two women for their daily walk at a remote spot around five miles from their homes for alleged breaches of lockdown laws. The force has since said all fixed penalty notices issued during the new national lockdown will be reviewed following a string of criticism.

More than 200,000 vaccines a day are being administered in the UK, Matt Hancock has said.

Britain only yesterday recorded its deadliest day of the global pandemic so far.Many other European destinations such as the Greek islands introduced wearing face masks outdoors as well as indoors at public places around six months ago, while the UK has only implemented the rules on public transport and indoors at public venues unless you're sat down at a table.The government is reportedly are working with leading scientists and are growing increasingly concerned about the UK's lack of compliance with lockdown rules are worried that there aren't many major options left to further tighten restrictions.Matt Hancock, the Government's Health Secretary has been discussing with other ministers how they could implement outdoor mask-wearing.This

Anyone travelling into the UK from abroad could be required to produce a negative coronavirus test as part of new tightened restrictions.

Today came the welcome news that the first UK patient has been vaccinated with the highly-anticipated Oxford jab - but how does it compare to the other injections?

coronavirus than the rest of the population.It comes as Britain is facing a third national lockdown as Covid-19 cases continue to surge across the country.Mr Hancock said people should follow the public health advice regarding the reopening of schools.He told Sky News: "It is also clear that the proportion of teachers who catch coronavirus is no higher than the rest of the population."So there is clear public health advice behind the position that we have taken and that is what people should follow because, of course, education is very important as well, especially for people's long-term health."His remarks come a day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted schools are safe and urged parents to send their kids back to the classroom, if

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Larry King has been hospitalised with Covid-19 in California, says a report. The veteran CNN broadcaster and talk show host, 87, is being treated for coronavirus at a hospital in Los Angeles, according to ABC News.

Covid-19 jabs with a pint as a string of trendy pubs enter into talks with Downing Street over becoming vaccine hubs. Independent craft beer BrewDog has offered its UK venues up to be turned into pop-up vaccination centres.The Scottish company, which was launched in 2017, said it is now in talks with the Government about helping with the rollout of the jabs.Co-founder James Watt said in a tweet directed to Matt Hancock and Nicola Sturgeon: “We would like to offer our closed @BrewDog venues to help with a quick roll out of the vaccine.

lockdown grips the capital. London is in Tier meaning all pubs and restaurants can offer a takeaway service but they are closed for customers to remain at the premises.

Covid jabs with refrigerated lorries and warehouses to help millions of people to receive the vaccine, reports say. The supermarket giant's subsidiary Best Food Logistics has spare capacity as thousands of restaurants and pubs are shut and are seeking to put their facilities to use.The Oxford University/AstraZeneca vaccine must be stored in a fridge, meaning the right supply chain is crucial.Matt Hancock, Health Secretary, said 530,000 doses of the Astra jab will be available from Monday for priority groups, including those over 80, care home residents and health and care workers.

direct to your inboxThe Oxford coronavirus vaccine will go to care home residents and staff first, the Health Secretary has said.Writing exclusively for the Mirror, Matt Hancock said 2020 'can be a year of renewal'.

coronavirus cases, Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced that more areas across England will be put into Tier 4 from tomorrow.

After giving Brits the good news about the approval of a second coronavirus vaccine earlier today, the UK government has followed up with a rather more grim announcement.

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Naman Ramachandran Some 44 million people, 78% of England’s population, will be under Tier 4, the highest level of coronavirus restrictions, from Thursday, U.K. Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced in the House of Commons on Wednesday.Greater London and its surrounding areas are already in Tier 4.

direct to your inboxGreater Manchester and even more areas of England are set to be moved to Tier 4 restrictions from tomorrow.Matt Hancock announce the latest tier review in the House of Commons today, and the new rules will take effect from Thursday December 31. Tier 4 is currently the highest level of Covid-19 measures that can be allocated to an area - with much of the south east and London already under the toughest rules.

direct to your inboxGreater Manchester will move into Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions, Matt Hancock has announced.The Health Secretary made the announcement on the region's move into the tightest set of measures as he addressed the House of Commons this afternoon (Wednesday).It means that non-essential shops, hairdressers, gyms, leisure and entertainment venues - such as cinemas - must close on top of normal Tier 3 closures.People will be asked to stay at home where possible - unless there's a reasonable excuse.Residents will also be told not to mix with anyone outside of their household or support bubble, with few exceptions.The latest announcement will also see Lancashire, Cheshire, Warrington, North East, Nottingham, Birmingham,

direct to your inboxGreater Manchester will move into Tier 4 under a review of the government's Covid-19 restrictions.The Health Secretary made the announcement on the region's move into the tightest set of measures today (Wednesday).Matt Hancock addressed the House of Commons this afternoon to announce changes to local restrictions as infection rates continue to rise across England.Tier 4 is currently the toughest tier and includes the closure of non-essential shops closed and stricter rules on social mixing.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereThe latest announcement will also see Lancashire, Cheshire,

direct to your inboxGreater Manchester is to be placed into the toughest Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions, Matt Hancock has announced.The Health Secretary made an announcement on the tiering review across England in the House of Commons this afternoon, revealing yet more areas will face the strictest restrictions.The aim is to reduce social contact in Tier 4 areas - previously limited to London, parts of the South East and the East of England.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereMore parts of the country are now to be placed under the measures as the new variant of the coronavirus spreads and numbers continue to