Happy New Lockdown! Just 4% of Britons say they WILL break Covid rules to celebrate with friends tonight despite government pleas to stay at home as police launch crackdown on illegal street parties and Trafalgar Square is fenced off

Just four per cent of Britons say they will break Covid regulations to celebrate with loved ones tonight as the country prepares to see in the New Year under draconian lockdown. London’s monuments have been fenced off to deter revellers from throwing illegal street parties, with Trafalgar Square and the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament boarded up in the Tier 4 city. Police forces across the country have warned that officers will break up and disperse any illegal raves and gatherings held tonight and will slap organisers with £10,000 super-fines. Though scores of people are expected to attend New Year’s Eve street parties across the country, new polling suggests that just four per cent of Britons plan to take part in any social gathering. A survey by YouGov conducted yesterday and today has revealed that one in nine (11 per cent) 18-24-year-olds say they plan to mix with different households tonight in defiance of official orders to stay at home. Londoners including anti-lockdown protester Piers Corbyn are due to flock to raves across the Tier 4 capital, including events organised through word of mouth or in private WhatsApp and Telegram messaging groups. In Brighton, revellers are planning on throwing a… Read full this story

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