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Government considers relaxing lockdown to allow groups of family and friends to meet
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Ministers are considering relaxing coronavirus lockdown rules which could allow small groups of friends and family to socialise.
Brits could be asked to choose a list of ten family and friends to meet with if the guidelines ease up. This would mean the strict "stay at home" advice would be relaxed to let small groups of households see each other, reports Mail Online.
After choosing a list of up to ten people, Brits may be allowed to meet for meals and social activities – however they would not be allowed to mingle with those outside the list.
Mail Online reports a Whitehall source said: "If we can find a way to allow a bit more flexibility without risking transmission of the disease running higher then we will do it." Reports reveal
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