Johnson: Greater Manchester to move to Tier 3published at 17:41 BST 20 October 2020
The prime minister says pubs and bars will close unless they are serving substantial meals and advises against travel into and out of the area.
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The prime minister says pubs and bars will close unless they are serving substantial meals and advises against travel into and out of the area.
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Read MoreLabour MP Jonathan Reynolds, who represents Stalybridge, says the breakdown of talks between Greater Manchester's leaders and the government has left him "absolutely bewildered".
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Jake Waring, 20, admitted visiting the fast food restaurant two days after arriving on the Isle of Man.
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Read MoreResidents argue Halton and the wider Runcorn area should not be subjected to the toughest rules.
Read MoreThe leader of Manchester City Council has said political leaders would have no choice but to comply if ministers decided to impose the most stringent tier three restrictions.
Image source, PA MediaSir Richard Leese told BBC2's Newsnight:
Quote MessageI am hoping that we will be able to sit down again with ministers and come to an agreement which will serve the best interests of the people of Manchester.
Quote MessageClearly if government imposes tier three - and I hope that won't happen - we will clearly need to comply with that.
There was anger among some of those involved in the negotiations at what they said was the use of "selective statistics" by the government to raise concern about the public health situation in the region.
Labour's Lucy Powell, the MP for Manchester Central, says the government's response to Greater Manchester this morning was an "insult".
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Live updates as Greater Manchester prepares to face the highest level of Covid-19 restrictions.
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Image source, GoogleThe group were found on Sunday night after reports of suspicious activity at the Travellers Rest site in Leekbrook, near Leek, Staffordshire Police said., external
The Staffordshire Moorlands is currently in tier one – medium alert and the force said they had come from Macclesfield, Cheshire, which is currently in tier two – high alert.
They were given penalty notices for breaking the "rule of six" restriction.
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Read MoreA dog owner says he's lucky his pet is still alive after a fire caused by his dishwasher.
Image source, Cheshire Fire and Rescue ServiceGraham Cooper had put the machine on at his home in Congleton before leaving for work on 24 September.
However, 30 minutes later his neighbour called to say smoke was coming from a bedroom window.
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service said , externala fault in the dishwasher had started the blaze which damaged much of the kitchen.
Image source, Cheshire Fire and Rescue ServiceThe 34-year-old's Pomeranian, Teddy, was fine after being rescued and Graham said he had had a lucky escape.
“It never occurred to me that such a thing could result in a fire and my dog’s life and my home being put at risk," he said.
“I’ll never leave a domestic appliance, or any other type of electrical device, on when I go out again."