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#10571468 at 2020-09-09 00:25:08 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13527: POTUS LIVE RALLY NIGHT - WINSTON SALEM NORTH CAROLINA WRWY Edition
Gatherings of more than six people will be banned from Monday: £100 fines to enforce new limit on meeting indoors and outdoors across England - but schools, weddings and funerals are exempt
The PM is to announce change in law on Wednesday after number of daily Covid cases rose to almost 3,000
The ban will only apply to social gatherings, with those coming together for work or education still allowed
Gatherings of more than six people also allowed where household or support bubble larger than half a dozen
Professor Chris Whitty, Sir Patrick Vallance and the Government all agreed that urgent action was needed
Failure to comply could result in a £100 fine, which will then double on each repeat offence up to £3,200
Gatherings of more than six are being banned to try to halt a second wave of coronavirus.
In his first reversal of the easing of national lockdown, Boris Johnson last night warned a surge in cases must not be allowed to get out of control.
From Monday it will be illegal to assemble in groups of seven or more anywhere in England, whether indoors or out.
The 'rule of six' is a dramatic reduction on the limit of 30 put in place on July 4.
Police will be encouraged to break up larger groups and issue £100 fines, which will then double on each repeat offence up to £3,200.
Only schools, workplaces and a limited number of other locations will be exempt.
As the move prompted fears a wider and more damaging lockdown might follow:
The daily Covid death toll reached 30 yesterday - the most in six weeks;
Health bosses apologised for testing system failures after laboratory backlogs left many people unable to book;
The first 'credible' cases of reinfection by coronavirus are starting to be seen, Health Secretary Matt Hancock told MPs;
Aviation minister Kelly Tolhurst was quietly replaced amid continuing fury at the lack of coronavirus tests at airports;
The number of patients waiting for an organ transplant has risen to a five-year high because of the pandemic;
Andrew Lloyd Webber warned the arts were financially at a 'point of no return'
Oxford and AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine trial is put on HOLD for safety reasons after a British volunteer had a 'serious' reaction that could have been caused by injection
Announcing the new restrictions, Mr Johnson said: 'We need to act now to stop the virus spreading. So we are simplifying and strengthening the rules on social contact - making them easier to understand and for the police to enforce.
'It is absolutely critical that people now abide by these rules and remember the basics - washing your hands, covering your face, keeping space from others, and getting a test if you have symptoms.'
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8711107/Boris-Johnson-BAN-gatherings-SIX-people-Monday-England.html
'I am a passionate Zionist,' declares Boris Johnson
London Mayor Boris Johnson declared himself supporter of Jewish national movement on morning radio, before distancing himself from Israel's actions, which he called "disproportionate".
https://jewishnews.timesofisrael.com/boris-johnson-zionist/
8chan/8kun QResearch SCOTLAND Posts (1)
#21254710 at 2024-07-20 21:34:35 (UTC+1)
Q Research Scotland #10: Humza In Hot Water Edition
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_0JvHRMZRs
Post Office Inquiry: Jo Swinson and Dame Moya Greene to give evidence
Evening Standard
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The inquiry will hear from Jo Swinson, the former Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (Employment Relations, Consumer and Postal Affairs) and Dame Moya Greene, former CEO of Royal Mail Group.
The inquiry will hear from Ken McCall, former senior non-executive director of Post Office Ltd and Kelly Tolhurst MP, former Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.