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COVID-19 in UK: Wales is Going Into Sharp Lockdown from Friday
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The big story in the UK today is Wales which will go in to national lockdown from Friday for just over two weeks, until 9 November. The 17-day "sharp, deep" lockdown starts from this Friday at 18:00 BST reported BBC.
All non-essential shops, leisure facilities and places of worship in Wales must close.
Welsh primary schools and pupils of age 7 and 8 years will return as usual after half term but older students must study at home.
All gatherings between households in Wales will be banned, whether indoors or outdoors.
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