Brits face tougher coronavirus crackdown within hours as 'selfish public flout rules'
This morning pictures from tube trains showed rammed carriages as Brits continued going to work.
Over the weekend thousands flocked to holiday homes, caravan sites and other rural hotspots to try and escape the virus, despite ministers insisting non-essential travel should be stopped last week."If people go within two metres of others who they don't live with, they are helping to spread the virus - tHe got into a row with furious Piers Morgan this morning, who insisted that the Government must lock down the entire country to stop the spread.
Yesterday it was announced the National Trust would close all of its parks and gardens, with many other large parks around the country following suit - but many have remained open.to close as part of efforts to encourage people to stay at home to fight the spread of Covid-19.
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