Christmas bubbles will still go ahead next week despite more than 10 million people being plunged into tougher restrictions. Downing Street insisted on Monday that there were no plans to review ...

The Christmas bubble system that will allow three households to celebrate together may be changed in light of a rapid rise in infections and a Covid mutation in the south east, according to the ...

Having previously said that people were going to be allowed to form 'Christmas bubbles' for five days from today, panicked Boris Johnson was forced to scrap the plan on Saturday. He said a new ...

There are also various guidelines in place that limit how many households can form a so-called “Christmas bubble”, depending on whereabouts in the UK you live. Recommended Will I be able to ...

Three households will be able to bubble (Picture: Getty Images) Three households will be able to mix for five days at Christmas time, after the leaders of the UK’s four nations agreed a festive ...

Picture: Getty/PA How many households in England can mix for Christmas? What are the rules on forming bubbles? Here’s the latest guidance for coronavirus and Christmas. Christmas in England is set to ...

Christmas bubbles in Wales will be reduced by law to two households over the relaxation period, despite Boris Johnson insisting there was a "unanimous" plan between the four nations. Mr Johnson ...

Families will be able to meet up in “Christmas bubbles” over the festive period, following an agreement between the UK government and devolved administrations. Up to three households will be ...

Christmas "bubbles" of three households in Scotland should contain no more than eight people over the age of 11, the Scottish government has said. The rule is part of the government's guidance for ...

Christmas "bubbles" of three households in Scotland should contain no more than eight people over the age of 11, the Scottish government has said. The rule is part of the government's guidance for ...