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Previously ministers have hinted they could crack down on outdoor exercise if people were breaking the rules.

And over the Easter bank holiday weekend Brits were told they shouldn’t go out sunbathing or risk more punishing measures.

However, none of the threats have turned into actions – and the lockdown rules are the same as they were when the PM announced them on March .

Most people are complying with social distancing measures and orders to stay at home, the Government has said.

Ministers are urging people to “stick with it” as we are at a critical moment to try and curb the outbreak.

In other areas, officials are looking at what measures could be relaxed in future – and how.

Nicola Sturgeon suggested Scots could soon be allowed to meet a small “bubble” of friends or family .

And Northern Ireland ‘s First Minister Arlene Foster said less-affected areas should be allowed to end restrictions sooner.

It’s expected that ministers will lay out some of the options to the public in the coming days and weeks.

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