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Level zero in Scotland: What's the difference from England's 'Freedom Day'?

Nicola Sturgeon Scotland social virus vaccine freedom

19.07.2021 - 20:01

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Level 0 today meanwhile England celebrated 'Freedom Day'.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned Scots that a number of rules will remain in place across Scotland and said that the virus “is still a threat” despite England's decision to abolish all restrictions.In England from today, mask wearing and limits on household mixing and social distancing have been completely abolished and nightclubs have reopened.But Scotland's nightclub industry remains closed and masks are still compulsory.

Writing on Twitter, Sturgeon said: “As talk of ‘freedom day’ dominates, remember that it applies to England only. “We’re all desperate to be ‘free’ of Covid but we can’t simply wish it away.

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