Bars, beaches and parks packed as revellers enjoy one last day in the sun before new 'Rule of six'

September 13, 2020 18:37 UTC

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Bars, beaches and parks packed as revellers enjoy one last day in the sun before new 'Rule of six'

AdvertisementBritons packed the beaches, parks and bars on Sunday as they made the most of the glorious weather ahead of the new 'rule of six' coronavirus crackdown set to hit on Monday. Police across Britain last night launched a crack down on illegal parties as revellers hit the town for boozy celebrations. The rule means she would face a fine of £100 if as a group they meet anyone outside the family. NOTTINGHAM: Revellers flock to city centre bars to enjoy a night out before coronavirus rules change on Monday. The rule means she would face a fine of £100 if as a group they meet anyone outside the family.

Source: Daily Mail September 13, 2020 18:37 UTC

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