Outraged pub bosses feel 'abandoned' by Government as second lockdown looms

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message was clear to Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham and his colleagues.If an agreement cannot be reached, Mr Johnson said he would intervene to 'to protect Manchester's hospitals and save the lives of Manchester's residents'."I urge the mayor to reconsider and engage constructively," he said."I cannot stress enough, time is of the essence.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 here"Each day that passes before action is taken means more people will go to hospital, more people will end up in intensive care and tragically more people will die."Of course, if an agreement cannot be reached I will need to intervene.

Manchester Evening News reporter Andrew Bardsley. In a retweet, Coun Jon-Connor Lyons wrote: " Maybe instead of demolishing this wall, we can just relocate it to our southern boarder, facilitating our independence from the Tories (we can green the wall on our side)." While another Twitter user commented: "Bonus points if they just rip the wall down."And one social media user wrote: "Honestly that wall is the worst thing about Piccadilly.

Boris Johnson is reportedly set to ignore a rebellion in the North and force Manchester into a Tier 3 lockdown with or without local support.

coronavirus in the north west, the health secretary has said. Matt Hancock made the claim in response to comments from Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, who accused the government of treating the region as a 'canary in the coal mine'.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe Mayor of Greater Manchester has said the region's leaders have "unanimously rejected" a Tier 3 lockdown.Mayor Andy Burnham said northern cities would resist the tightening of measures without 80% job support because they don't want to be the "canaries in the coalmine".Currently only the Liverpool city region has been placed into the strictest tier in England to halt the spread of coronavirus.Tier 3 involves pubs closing unless they serve food and punters can only drink in them if they have ordered a "substantial meal".Mr Burnham said: "Today we communicated our clear and unanimous view to the Government."It is wrong to place some of

widespread confusion and chaos on Thursday morning as national media reported that the region would immediately face tougher rules, but this wasn't the case. Last-minute talks between the government and leaders in Greater Manchester have been held throughout Thursday after Downing Street pushed for the region to go into Tier 3 measures that would force pubs and bars to close unless they serve food.The region has been under a local lockdown since summer, but coronavirus cases continue to rise.

coronavirus restrictions banning households mixing indoors this weekend. But a political row between Boris Johnson and Labour’s Andy Burnham has meant no decision has been made on Greater Manchester.

The Government is reportedly on the verge of toughening lockdown rules for swathes of England under its new three-tier system.

according to the BBC and several other news outlets. Health Secretary Matt Hancock is due to address update the House of Commons at around 11.30am on Thursday morning.One MP has already hit out saying it would be a "devastating move." Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and local officials met with the deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam earlier to discuss the evidence surrounding a move in tiers.

Andy Burnham says he is due to hold a meeting with the country's deputy chief medical officer today with regards to the new local lockdown system. The government have said they would like to see Greater Manchester - which was placed into tier 2 of the new Covid Alert system on Monday - moved into the third and highest tier, which would see pubs ordered to close.It was reported last night that escalating the alert levels in Greater Manchester and Lancashire was to be discussed at a 'gold command' meeting at the top of government today.

A ban on leaving the local area for at least four weeks could be among new coronavirus measures being brought in tomorrow, according to reports this morning.Northern leaders, including the Mayor Andy Burnham, are locked in negotiations with the government over the new rules.Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly signed off an agreement for a simplified, three tier system of local lockdowns for regions in England this week.They are said to be 'medium risk', 'high risk' and 'very high risk'.Manchester will reportedly be placed in the highest category along with Liverpool and Newcastle, where infection rates are also soaring.Further details of what that might mean have been leaked to the Sunday national newspapers.According to the Sunday

hereMeanwhile the impact of students household transmission is stark in Manchester’s data. Some figures fear pub closures will merely drive socialising underground, making enforcement much harder.But the evidence and analysis from Greater Manchester’s own devolved system did not seem to be of interest, said several present.

The government's new coronavirus furlough package will lead to 'multiple business failure', Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has warned.He criticised the financial measures proposed to come in alongside impending lockdown measures during a northern leaders press conference on Saturday afternoon (October 10).Greater Manchester and many other areas face new tougher restrictions as early as next week, included reported plans for the closure of pubs and restaurants.Despite no official announcement being made on the new tiered system, the Chancellor announced that under the new measures, the government will fund businesses that are legally forced to close during the winter by paying two thirds of workers' wages.Eligible businesses will be

would be closed down from next week to try and combat soaring infection rates. The proposed move has sparked furious backlash from the region's leaders and businesses, with Labour MP Angela Rayner saying Boris Johnson was treating the north 'with contempt'.

said it was unfair for students to continue footing £9k-a-year for tuition when they were not getting the ‘full university experience’. Most students at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) and the University of Manchester (UoM) will be taught online until at least October 30.