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Coronavirus: 26 towns and cities in England on 'watch list' named - see full list

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New data shows the areas in England where the government is keeping an eye on their rate of coronavirus infections. There are a total of 26 towns and cities across the country that are showing a quick rate of new cases so could be subjected to a lockdown unless it improves.

The 'watch list' has been revealed the day after Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced a local lockdown will be rolled out in parts of Greater Manchester, East Lancashire and West Yorkshire following a spike in Covid-19 cases.

As many as four million people will no longer be allowed to meet friends and family from other households in private homes, gardens or public spaces.

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