There will be “tiers” as hospitality and retail industries fear new national lockdown is final blow: what you need to know

More than 50,000 new cases a day and rising the government has been forced to take action. There has now been more than a million covid-19 cases in the UK so far. 1.6 billion pound was lost in April ,May and June in retails many fear this could be the final blow for many businesses. The prime minister has unveiled new measures that apply to the whole of England that come into effect from 12:01am on Thursday, November 5. They are expected to last until December 2. The latest UK figures showed more than 21,000 cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to over one million overall.

– New restrictions have been announced in England –

From Thursday, people must stay home except for limited reasons –

Non-essential retail will close, including pubs and restaurants –

Furlough scheme extended until December –

Educational institutions, including nurseries, will remain open –

The rules differ across the UK’s nations –

England will go back into the three-tier system after this period –

In a document leaked to the BBC it showed that the NHS could be full in less than two weeks. The Labour leader pointed out the human cost to not doing a lockdown sooner despite calls from both Conservative and Labour MP’s weeks ago. Johnson says he is “optimistic” this will feel better by the Spring