Nannies and childminders can return to work in relief for parents - but they must follow social distancing rules

BREAKING: Nannies and childminders can return to work

NANNIES and childminders can go back to work to allow more parents to return to their jobs as part of the government's plans to reboot the economy.

The principles also advise keeping indoor places well ventilated, washing clothes regularly and avoiding face to face contact. We will be allowed to travel to "outdoor open spaces irrespective of distance" so long as it's in England, and plays sports such as golf and tennis within household groups only.More non-essential shops such as dry cleaners and takeaways might also be able to reopen.

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