BRITS could face a mad dash to see all their family in just TWO DAYS as household mixing could be banned from December 27. Boris Johnson assured the panicked nation last night that Christmas Day ca…
Brits are being urged to get their third dose as soon as possible to help avoid further unwanted restrictions being imposed as the PM is mulls extra rules after December 25.
The government could inflict the country with a temporary return to the Step 2 measures to tackle Omicron as soon as Monday or Tuesday. It could see household mixing banned, with Brits only allowed to meet people from outside their home or support bubble outdoors in freezing temperatures. The potential halt on indoor gatherings would mean people have just two days to see all their loved ones on Christmas Day and Boxing Day - which could make for tough choices for those with big extended families or relatives across the country.
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