Just 47% of Brits stick to social distancing with family and friends, survey finds
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mirror.co.ukLess than half of adults spending time with family and friends fully respect social distancing when they meet up, a survey suggests.
Almost three-quarters of adults polled by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said they had socialised with others during the last seven days, with 50% welcoming family or friends into their homes.
Of the 1,150 people who reported socialising, 47% said they had always maintained social distancing, with this proportion rising to 70% of those aged 70 and over.
Three in 10 (31%) said they often followed the measures, 13% said they sometimes did, while 8% said they rarely or never followed social distancing.
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