How will the latest government rules affect Christmas plans?
confirmed that “people can go ahead with their Christmas plans” but urged caution, suggesting that people should take at-home lateral flow tests before meeting elderly relatives.
“But, in view of the continuing uncertainty about several things – the severity of Omicron, uncertainty about the hospitalisation rates or the impact of the that 129 people are now confirmed to be in hospital with the new strain, and 14 people are now known to have died from Omicron.
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