Christmas is going to be different this year but won't be the total pandemic festive lockdown we feared.
The entire of the UK will be following the same rules between December 23 and 27 which allow three households to mix in a bubble.
Boris Johnson has warned families they must make a 'personal judgement' about the risks of coronavirus to vulnerable loved ones when forming a Christmas bubble.
The Prime Minister urged the public to “think carefully” over the festive period.
And now you have the chance to have your say on how you feel about the upcoming festivities. Do you back the governments' decision? How do your plans this year compare with a typical Christmas? Please let us know.
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Mr Johnson acknowledged the measures would not add up to a "normal Christmas" and urged people to exercise caution, particularly when meeting with the elderly or the vulnerable.
“We can’t afford to throw caution to the wind. The virus doesn’t know it’s Christmas and we must all be careful,” he said in a video message posted on Twitter.
“I know this doesn’t equate to a normal Christmas and it won’t work for everyone. And it is up to each of us to think carefully about how we use this time-limited special dispensation.
“The virus has not gone away and families will need to make a personal judgement about the risk of forming a bubble with or visiting elderly relatives and the vulnerable.”
