Lockdown changes 'all over twitter' before MPs toldpublished at 14:50 British Summer Time 9 September 2020
The Speaker calls on the health secretary to apologise for a leak of lockdown changes revealed on social media.
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Leicester's local lockdown restrictions will be reviewed on Thursday, the health secretary has announced.
Matt Hancock was responding to a request for an update from shadow health secretary and Leicester South MP Jonathan Ashworth in the House of Commons.
He said: "The local lockdown in Leicester has resulted in a very significant drop in the number of cases and we [will] take a formal review of the measures in place in Leicester on Thursday.
"I will be certain to talk to him [Jonathan Ashworth] in advance of that and take his local intelligence and views into account."
Mr Hancock made no mention of when any changes resulting from the review would be announced.
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