Touching moment girl, 5, hugs her gran as families finally reunited in 'bubbles'

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14.06.2020 - 11:53

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This is the heartwarming moment a five-year-old girl finally got to hug her grandmother as families across the UK were finally reunited.

It came as the latest easing of the social distancing rules in England meant grandparents who live alone can be reunited with their families as they form "support bubbles" with one other household.

That means they can visit each other indoors in their homes - even staying overnight if they wish - and they will not have to observe the previous two-metre social-distancing rule.

Five-year-old Heidi, from Worthing, West Sussex, was able to embrace her grandmother who lives alone and can now pair with one other household.

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