The new lockdown measures
366
Cases per
100,000 people
Blackburn
with Darwen
530
Hull
Highest in
England
454
Stoke-on-Trent
452
Dudley
367
62
Havering
Highest in
London
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
Lowest in England
Tier 3 Very high alert
Indoor household mixing banned. Pubs and bars closed except for takeaways. Indoor entertainment venues closed. No unnecessary travel outside area
Tier 2 High alert
No indoor household mixing, including hospitality. Pubs and bars can only open to serve alcohol with ‘substantial meals’. Indoor entertainment venues open. Restricted spectator sport resumes
Tier 1 Medium alert
Rule of six applies indoors and outdoors. Pubs and bars can serve just alcohol. Indoor entertainment venues open. Spectator sport less restricted than in tier 2
Guardian graphic. Source: Public Health England. The rate is the number of cases per 100,000 people, last week defined as seven days to 20 November 2020
... and how the country looked on 30 October
794
Cases per
100,000 people
Blackburn
with Darwen
Highest in England
at the time
457
Stockton
-on-Tees
Highest in
north-east
Greater
Manchester
Seven of 10 boroughs
recorded more than
500 cases per
100,000 people
that week
Greater
London
227
36
Ealing
Highest
in London
Isle of Wight
Lowest in England
Tier 3 Very high alert
Featured rules such as pubs and bars closed unless serving meals. No household mixing indoors or in private gardens unless part of a support bubble
Tier 2 High alert
Pubs could serve drinks without food but only households and support bubbles could mix in any indoor setting
Tier 1 Medium alert
Featured rules such as the ‘rule of six’ and 10pm closing time for pubs
Guardian graphic. Source: Public Health England. The rate is the number of cases per 100,000 people, in the seven days to 25 October 2020
How the country looked on 30 October ...
... and how the new lockdown measures compare
794
Cases per
100,000 people
Blackburn
with Darwen
Highest in England
at the time
457
366
Cases per
100,000 people
Blackburn
with Darwen
530
Hull
Highest in
England
Stockton
-on-Tees
Highest in
north-east
454
Stoke-on-Trent
Greater
Manchester
Seven of 10 boroughs
recorded more than
500 cases per
100,000 people
that week
452
Dudley
Greater
London
227
367
36
62
Ealing
Highest
in London
Havering
Highest in
London
Isle of Wight
Lowest in England
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
Lowest in England
Tier 3 Very high alert
Tier 3 Very high alert
Featured rules such as pubs and bars closed unless serving meals. No household mixing indoors or in private gardens unless part of a support bubble
Indoor household mixing banned. Pubs and bars closed except for takeaways. Indoor entertainment venues closed. No unnecessary travel outside area
Tier 2 High alert
Tier 2 High alert
Pubs could serve drinks without food but only households and support bubbles could mix in any indoor setting
No indoor household mixing, including hospitality. Pubs and bars can only open to serve alcohol with ‘substantial meals’. Indoor entertainment venues open. Restricted spectator sport resumes
Tier 1 Medium alert
Tier 1 Medium alert
Featured rules such as the ‘rule of six’ and 10pm closing time for pubs
Rule of six applies indoors and outdoors. Pubs and bars can serve just alcohol. Indoor entertainment venues open. Spectator sport less restricted than in tier 2
Guardian graphic. Source: Public Health England. The rate is the number of cases per 100,000 people, in the seven days to 25 October 2020
Guardian graphic. Source: Public Health England. The rate is the number of cases per 100,000 people, last week defined as seven days to 20 November 2020