Can someone explain the guidelines to me please?

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Firstly - I’m a bit confused by all the guidelines especially since the Cummings thing. What are we allowed and not allowed to do? Someone said we can sit in gardens now? Is that true? Really not sure what’s allowed and what’s not as everything keeps changing. Seen whetherspoons is opening on their Facebook page but we still can’t get close to family? Make it make sense!

The guidelines haven't changed. No to sitting in gardens.

As they kept saying today. You can use your common sense

Posted to soon. Nothing has changed other than it’s one rule for us and one for them.
We as a country are rudderless.

Sorry missed today’s briefing as was napping with baby haha and couldn’t find it on iplayer.

Nothing has changed. Cummings will be defended by this corrupt government but the guidelines are still the same,

You didn't miss much.

www.gov.uk/coronavirus

Nothing has changed for us. We are disposable and don't matter

The guidelines are and apparently have always been: Do whatever you feel is right for you and your children.

Nothing has changed for us, but if you're part of this corrupt Government you can do whatever the fuck you want.

Hope that helps.

If things change in England, it will be announced around Thursday

We've been in lockdown for 60 days, you're not really confused are you? No sensible person thinks the guidelines have changed because one stupid idiot thinks they don't apply to him, we all know that MPs are being made to defend him, it's blatantly obvious what's going on.

Nothing has changed unless you’re in the Tory old boys gang who have made it very clear that the rules don’t apply to them and never have.

The rules haven’t changed, you can travel to exercise, socially distance sit in a park or beach, meet one person from another household and social distance but no you can’t have people in your house or garden. Rules should apply to everyone unless you are an arrogant twat.

@PickUpAPickUpAPenguin I agree nothing with be announced until later on in the week