MOST people would not snitch on their neighbours for breaking the coronavirus rule of six, an Express.co.uk poll suggests.
Express.co.uk readers voted in our poll on whether they would report their neighbours to the police for breaking the new rule. Some 61 percent of respondents said no, while 37 percent replied yes, and two percent did not know.Commenting on the poll, one reader fumed: “No, never !!! I have never been a curtain twitcher and do not intend to start.”
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