Lockdown rules could be relaxed so you can socialise with ‘bubble’ of 10 closest friends and family

Lockdown rules could be eased to allow people to socialise with ten of their closest family and friends.

Ministers are reportedly looking at easing strict "stay at home" rules in favour of creating groups of people known as "clusters" or "bubbles".

The clusters will be small groups of households with no more than ten people who can socialise somewhat freely, reports the Daily Mail.

And then those people inside the group will still be unable to mingle with the general public as before the coronavirus lockdown.

Despite hope for Brits, Home Secretary Priti Patel will warn today that if people continue to flout lockdown measure, rules will be made stricter.


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