Seven Covid restrictions that could return in January to beat Omicron
The detested rule saw family and friends limited to groups of half a dozen when mixing indoors and outdoors.
But the economic impact of another shotgun lockdown could devastate Britain's already hard-hit hospitality industry.urging against new lockdown measures. Crowds will also be limited to 100 people standing indoors, 200 people sitting indoors and 500 people outdoors.
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