So the legislation was updated on Thursday. We can't leave our homes except for a reasonable excuse which includes, "to move house where reasonably necessary".
I live in a very small flat with one other housemate. She's not following the guidelines and is still spending most of her time outside the flat, including staying at her partners and with family. My stress is exacerbated because she doesn't have great hygiene generally, and hasn't improved since the pandemic started. She NEVER washes her hands when coming home. There are 10 flats in the building and she is putting everyone at risk.
I've tried to speaking to her, she says she's "aware of the situation" and "will make a decision soon" (re potentially moving in with partner). She took great offence at me reminding her of the guidelines and asking her to wash her hands when she comes in, and said of course she does it. I've spoken to landlord , letting agency and police via 101 who were v sympathetic but said there's nothing they can do.
She's now starting coughing and is making no effort to minimise/do it hygienically- it's not muffled as it would be if you were coughing into your elbow/tissue/hand. I'm 99% sure she's faking it to stress me out, as she only coughs when she's outside my room, it sounds forced, and she does this protracted groan afterwards (if it turns out she's genuinely ill I will of course help her!).
I'm laughing because it's so ridiculous and otherwise I would have a breakdown! I want to move out, can this any way be considered a reasonable excuse to move?