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Britons who flout Covid rules after both jabs could more than offset the benefits, experts warn

Britons who stop following lockdown rules after receiving their jabs risk sabotaging the vaccination programme, experts have warned.

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Face masks could become compulsory in secondary school classrooms as experts warn harsh measures are needed

Face masks could become compulsory in secondary school classrooms as experts warn harsh measures are needed The i 01/01/2021 Cahal Milmo © Provided by The i Face masks have already been introduced in secondary schools, but are not required during lessons (Photo: OLI SCARFF/AFP/Getty) Millions of secondary school pupils and teachers in England could be required to wear face coverings in the classroom when they return to their lessons under plans being drawn up to try to curb the spread of the new Covid-19 variant. Officials at the Department for Education (DfE) are considering the move after the Government’s scientific advisers told ministers that enhanced hygiene measures – including making the wearing of facemasks mandatory in schools, workplaces and outdoor spaces – are likely to be necessary to bring the spike in cases caused by the new strain under control.

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Govt told to consider making masks mandatory in workplaces and schools to tackle COVID variant

Govt told to consider making masks mandatory in workplaces and schools to tackle COVID variant Alexa Phillips, news reporter Replay Video UP NEXT Ministers should consider making the wearing of face masks mandatory in workplaces, schools and crowded outdoor spaces to help control the new COVID-19 variant, government advisers have said. The variant could make up 63% of cases in England and 77% in London, figures from the Office of National Statistics suggest. Social distancing and hygiene measures will need a step change in rigour to compensate for the significantly increased transmission risk associated with the variant, according to a report by the behavioural science group that reports to the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE).

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COVID-19: Government told to consider making masks mandatory in workplaces and schools to help control spread of variant

COVID-19: Government told to consider making masks mandatory in workplaces and schools to help control spread of variant
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Boris cancels Xmas for a THIRD of England amid mutant Covid fears

Boris Johnson is announcing dramatic strengthening of Covid-19 advice in South East England tonight London and a swathe of the home counties are being plunged into a draconian new Tier 4 from midnight He called emergency Cabinet meeting today on how to contain mutant strain ripping through the region Scientists have warned the variant is 50 per cent more contagious than any strain previously detected Health Secretary Matt Hancock has pushed for tighter restrictions all week as concerns continue to grow

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