Covid: MPs to vote on England's one-month lockdown

Covid: MPs to vote on England's one-month lockdown MPs will vote later on the government's month-long lockdown in England, amid growing unease among Conservatives about its economic and social impact. 

The restrictions will come into force just after midnight if approved, and will last until 2 December. BBC News

See also:

• Covid: The things we’re not being told as lockdown looms BBC News
• Covid in schools: How risky are schools? BBC News
• Coronavirus: Living with children 'no increased risk' BBC News
• Covid: Destructive rules only current option, says Chris Whitty BBC News
• Is the UK's NHS Covid-19 app too private? BBC News
• Women who are pregnant are three times more likely to fall severely ill if they catch COVID-19 The Daily Mail
• What non-essential shops are closing? The full list of essential businesses allowed to stay open The Daily Telegraph
• Lung damage found in dead coronavirus patients may shed light on 'long Covid'
• Deciphering the quirks of England's second Covid lockdown rules The Guardian
• Blaming Covid 'rule-breakers' is a distraction: support is needed, not fines | Stephen Reicher The Guardian
• Patients unable to get help to eat on dangerously understaffed NHS wards at centre of second wave The Independent
• Coronavirus: NHS to be on standby for potential vaccine rollout in December Sky News