Covid: Stay-at-home restrictions end in England
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Two households or groups of up to six people are now able to meet outside in England, with outdoor sport facilities reopening.
A golfer tees off at Allerton Manor Golf Club in Liverpool as the Sun rises on Monday
Organised outdoor sports and weddings attended by up to six people can also resume in the latest lockdown easing.
Boris Johnson has urged caution, saying cases are up in Europe and variants threaten the vaccine rollout.
Here are pictures of people enjoying their new freedoms.
Swimmers splashed around at the Hillingdon Lido in Uxbridge, London (above and below).
Beccles Lido in Suffolk, sits right next to the River Waveney, opened at 0700, about 20 people were waiting in the queue. Slots have to be pre-booked. Only 30 allowed in the pool, rather than more than 100 usually.
A drone camera snapped swimmers training in lanes at Hampton Lido in London.
People in Leeds started their day with an energetic exercise class in Springhead Park, Rothwell.
At Grantham Tennis Club, players were back on the courts.
Children played rugby at Victoria Park Rugby League Football Club, Warrington.
Golfers putted among the daffodils at Vale Royal Abbey Golf Club in Cheshire.
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