leigh milner, bbc news.oke to dr elisabetta groppelli, a virologist, and farooq, who lives in a household of six people. i think it's very difficult. we've been very careful at the last six months, following the rules. but it just seems the rules keep changing. there is no endgame in sight. after six months, you'd think they'd be better prepared. for us as a family of six, my wife and children, obviously that support structure just ourselves. it's hard for those with extended family. although there is such a high degree of scientific variance, it doesn't seem to stack up. particularly if you can go out and go to a restaurant, go to a pub, sit down and have a meal with more than six people. what you can do in a pub or restaurant, which would have to be covid secure, you give your name and address so they can trace you if needed and you can six with six people. but you would have to be separate from another table of six. that's the difference. when you're in your home, you are not following two metres, are you

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leigh milner, bbc news. elisabetta groppelli, virologist and lecturer in global health at st george's university in london and and farooq aftab who lives in a household of 6 people. farooq, how is this new law going to affect you? yes, it's very difficult. we have been very careful for the last six months, following the rules. it just for the last six months, following the rules. itjust seems the rules keep changing. there is no endgame in sight, and after six months you'd think they would be better prepared. i'm afamily think they would be better prepared. i'm a family of six, my wife and children. that support structure is just ourselves. it makes it difficult for those with extended families. although there is such a high degree of variance in the scientific approach that we have our own bubble, with family members, and it just doesn't seem own bubble, with family members, and itjust doesn't seem to stack up, particularly if you can go out to a restau ra nt, particularly if you can go out to a restaurant,

joining me now from the protest taking place in hertfordshire is our correspondent, leigh milner.le just how quickly a scene can change because just moments ago this was a com pletely just moments ago this was a completely filled with police cars, ambulances, fire engines, protesters, everyone was here and as you can see behind me, the clean—up operation has gone under way, the police tape which was stretched across these trees has been removed and over my shoulder you can almost see a handful of the protesters that have been here overnight. it has been a long night for them, we're being told by the police that they arrive here about ten o'clock last night with activists also protesting at two other printing presses, one in merseyside and the other near motherwell and north lanarkshire, all owned by rupert murdoch. when officers arrived, they saw vehicles guarding this entrance and is also locks made of bamboo which theyjust got rid of. at the moment they have just dismantled that and taken that away. as a result there were delays this morning and getting national newspapers, deli

leigh milner is in waltham cross at one of the sites for us now. what has been happening? a short time ago, large bamboo structures used to block this site here where being dismantled and carried away by police officers, and throughout the night, more than 100 protesters also used vehicles at two other print works, one in moseley in merseyside and the other near motherwell in north lanarkshire. as a result, there were delays right across the country and getting newspapers like the sun, the daily matter, the daily telegraph and daily mail delivered to shops and newsagents. i have been speaking to the spokesperson for extinction rebellion, who says the demonstration aimed to expose newspaper's failure to report on climate change. the son, however, which ran an interview with sir david attenborough on that very topic today, has described the blockade as an attack on the free press. the home secretary called the action completely unacceptable, while labour said people had the right to read the newspapers they want. in total, more than 60 arrests had been made. 42 of them here

leigh milner reports. jenny and tom from lincolnshire have four children. —— changes mean they now won't be able to socialise together with other family orfriends. to socialise together with other family or friends. i won't be able to see my mum and dad, we can't see my husband's brother and his wife so it will just be my husband's brother and his wife so it willjust be the six of us, i guess. i parents are a massive support to me and i will miss them terribly. so yeah, i think as a family we will all miss them very much until it is all over. i feel quite upset because as a family we've been very careful over the last six months. we have followed the rules, we, as i say, havejust been careful and now i think we are being penalised because we're a big family. the changes in england, scotla nd family. the changes in england, scotland and wales were announced last week in response to a rise in the number of cases of coronavirus. in england, and rutland, the rule around social gatherings of six applies both indoors and outdoors was not —— scotland. they can be

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