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Even this medical student doesn't know what the lockdown rules are any more | LBC

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James O'Brien was asking his listeners if they know what the lockdown rules currently are as non-essential shops re-opened - and this medical student really proved his point.

There was long queues around the block for big clothing stores today as they re-opened for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown was introduced.

And over the weekend, 6,000 people attended two quarantine raves in Manchester, in which one man died and three people were stabbed.

That has led to questions about whether the UK is still under lockdown and James wondered whether anyone actually knows what the rules are any more.

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