Shops told they can sell what's in stock - as police criticised for patrolling 'non-essential aisles'

Government confirms shops can sell whatever they have in stock after police criticised for patrolling 'non-essential aisles'

Coronavirus: Government confirms shops can sell whatever they have in stock, after police criticised for patrolling 'non-essential aisles' in supermarket

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