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Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a service to mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain at Westminster Abbey, London.
Boris Johnson is considering plans for a second lockdown in England. (PA)

Boris Johnson spent the weekend considering whether to introduce a second coronavirus lockdown in England.

The prime minister has already announced the introduction of fines of up to £10,000 for people who flout self-isolation rules.

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On Sunday, there was a backlash following reports the government will lift the rule of six for 24 hours on Christmas Day to allow families to see each other.

Health secretary Matt Hancock has said he would report a neighbour to police for breaking COVID-19 self-isolation rules.

Johnson is reportedly considering a two-week mini lockdown in England, according to the BBC.

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