These are the rules for SuperSaturday explained, from dinner parties to what we can actually do in the pub
Today is Independence day , described by the Prime Minister as the end of our “long national hibernation”. But many are still confused about the rules. What exactly can we do in the pub, and what is still off limits? Can we venture out for weekend trips, or must we stick to our local park? What's acceptable to suggest to friends, and what sounds like you're flaunting your newfound freedom with dangerous abandon?Dinner parties Members of two different households can now gather indoors.
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