Only those who are fully vaccinated against Covid will be able to enjoy indoor hospitality when it finally reopens in Ireland. People who have received one dose, or who are unvaccinated, will be forced to stay outside.
Tens of thousands of people have marched in London today to demonstrate against the Government's disregard for the live music industry, with sign holders demanding that ministers "let the music play".
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40% of Brits say their favorite pubs are still closed because of social distancing. But the Government seems mainly to be focusing on introducing more measures, with vaccine passports in pubs seemingly back on the table.
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The reopening of pubs indoors last month has been hampered by the continuation of Government restrictions, particularly social distancing, which has resulted in a 20% slump in trade compared with pre-lockdown levels.
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Almost a quarter of Britain's pubs and restaurants have yet to reopen since the partial easing of hospitality restrictions and 7.4% of the country's pre-lockdown total have already closed for good.
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Boris Johnson has told Conservative MPs that he would like to scrap the "one-metre plus" rule in hospitality settings on June 21st – but only if figures continue to go in "the right direction".
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Restaurants will be able to reopen for indoor service tomorrow, but only if lockdown hasn't already forced them to close for good. Data shows that there are now 9.7% fewer restaurants across Britain than in March 2020.
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A triple whammy of heavy rain, high winds and low temperatures has kept pubgoers away from exposed beer gardens today – many pubs across England haven't bothered opening at all.
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Hong Kong is moving ahead with a vaccine passport scheme under which only those who have been vaccinated against Covid and who use a Government mobile phone app will be able to go to bars and nightclubs when they reopen.
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Welsh hospitality business will soon be able to reopen – outdoors from April 26th and indoors from May 17th – as Mark Drakeford has announced bringing the country's unlock forward.
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