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Is Leicester going to see England’s first local lockdown?

27 June 2020

11:53 PM

27 June 2020

11:53 PM

The first local lockdown – and therefore a test of whether local lockdowns will be effective in suppressing coronavirus outbreaks – could take place within days, according to senior members of the government.

One pointed out that there has been a surge in cases in Leicester: there were 658 coronavirus cases in the Leicester area in the fortnight to 16 June.

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