‘Rule of six’ law comes into force to tackle growing number of Covid cases
The coronavirus “rule of six” came into force in England on Monday, meaning any social gatherings of more than six people will break the law.
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‘Rule of six’ law comes into force to tackle growing number of Covid cases
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