which is manifestly untrue. organisers of illegal gatherings in england could be fined up to ten thousand pounds from next week, as police are given more powers against those breaking coronavirus rules. the new measures could also see tougher penalties for those who fail to wearface coverings when required. andy moore reports. filmed from a police helicopter, an illegal party in a back garden at gorton in manchester. police said it was attended by over 200 people, and they were pelted with missiles when they tried to break it up. a the women who organised it was fined £100. soon she and others like her could face much biggerfines. around 3,000 people attended this event near bristol. arrests were made and equipment seized, but from friday ahead of the bank holiday weekend,
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