Covid: Three-tier lockdown system to be unveiled in England

Boris Johnson is due to announce a new "three-tier" Covid system for England.

The PM will address Parliament at 15:30 BST, setting out different rules for regions classified as being on "medium", "high" or "very high" alert.
The Liverpool City Region - home to 1.5 million - is expected to face the tightest restrictions with pubs and gyms closed, and further rules on households mixing indoors.
Newcastle council's leader has said the North East could avoid tighter rules.
Mr Johnson will address MPs before holding a Downing Street news conference. Other areas awaiting news of further restrictions include Greater Manchester, Nottingham and Leeds.
Liverpool recorded 600 cases per 100,000 people in the week ending 6 October. The average for England was 74.
The Liverpool City Region includes the local authority districts of Halton, Knowsley, Sefton, St Helens and Wirral, as well as Liverpool.
Local MPs were told during a call with Health Secretary Matt Hancock all bars, pubs, gyms and betting shops will be closed while restaurants will remain open for the moment.
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