TV hosts were able to sit next to one another on the sofa again as government COVID restrictions ended in England.
Susannah Reid and Richard Madeley were sat closer together than usual on today's Good Morning Britain after over a year of social distancing.
The doctor and mother-of-two admitted that as a medical professional the rising COVID infection rates make her feel wary about the lifting of all restrictions.
Scientists have urged the government to scrap social distancing altogether from June.
The 60-year-old Sky newsreader – who was suspended for breaking lockdown rules – has been handing out meals in north London.
The government is reportedly looking at toughening up its lockdown measures.
Experts told ministers they must take action to mitigate the risk of a breakdown in adherence to lockdown restrictions.
Lord True complained that people are not keeping two metres apart like they did in the first coronavirus lockdown.
The professional dancers are husband and wife but cannot come with in two metres of each other as they are in separate bubbles.
The Irish pop twins told the rocker that he should 'realise what you gotta do and wear a mask' in public spaces.
The pop twins have advised the 'Harry Potter' writer that 'only with acceptance can there be recovery'.
The ITV soap showed characters Sally Metcalfe and Debbie Webster adhering to government guidelines by wearing face coverings while out shopping.
The soap star admitted the social distancing measures were a "pain" and he feels frustrated waiting around between takes.
"We need to be playing to full capacity audiences going forward," the singer-songwriter said.
The stars of the BBC soap have been simulating kisses with a perspex screen in between them which will be digitally edited out before broadcast.
Fans watched the 'Play God' singer perform from five-person pens spaced two metres apart at an outdoor venue.
The 84-year-old festival organiser and farmer has said the 250,000 people who attend Glastonbury is too many people to allow for social distancing.
The professional dancer revealed she has been rehearsing wearing a visor, but it does affect her breathing.
The scene has been reworked to adhere to safety guidelines.
The Channel 4 quiz show has resumed filming with 76-year-old host Nick Hewer back at the helm.
New guidelines will allow cast and crew to form social bubbles to film in close contact when it is unavoidable – such as sex scenes and fight scenes.
The BBC show - usually filmed as an open event at historic venues - will go ahead this summer with a small invited audience.
The chairman of the Police Federation said he had dealt with “naked men, happy drunks, angry drunks, fights and more angry drunks”.
The BBC reality show will not be filmed this year due to social distancing restrictions in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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