Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning.
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning. We'll have another update for you on Monday morning.in deciding whether to end all Covid restrictions in England on 21 June, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said. Details of the next stage in the roadmap out of lockdown are due to be announced on Monday. But Mr Johnson warned that hospitals admissions were increasing, in part fuelled by the increased transmissibility of the Delta variant.
, while infection rates were always expected to rise at this point, the current trajectory is steeper than government scientists had hoped.2. Huge queues at pop-up vaccine siteshortly after opening - prompting officials to ask people not to attend. Over-18s were invited to attend no-appointment drop-in sessions at the Crucible Theatre on Saturday. An online post advertising the clinic, open between 09:00 and 14:00 BST, was shared thousands of times.
. Sian Holmes and Daniel Whiteley have planned a 54-guest wedding on 25 June. However, the couple from Liverpool will lose "thousands of pounds" if the 30-person cap isn't lifted from 21 June, as had been planned. Miss Holmes said she "struggled to understand the disparity" in rules between weddings and larger sporting events. "It's not just a party. It is an important life event for people to celebrate together.
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