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Government guidance for care homes in England says that outside visits should not be considered for residents over 65.
Places of worship can open in all areas of England from December 2.
A spokesman for the programme said they had used ‘non-invasive species’.
Trains, roads and coaches are expected to be busier as many people look to spend time with loved ones.
Rules covering meeting inside hospitality settings will depend on what tier of restrictions in England a venue is in.
Health officials have also pledged £20 million to help with set up costs for vaccine clinics.
The First Minister spoke after the joint approach was agreed across the UK, to allow some easting of restrictions between December 23 and 27.
A report looked into how the Home Office complied with the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED) on its hostile environment policy agenda.
First Minister Arlene Foster said it is important people can travel from different parts of the UK to be reunited with family members.
They say southern areas could receive the same compensation for the four-week lockdown as Lancashire will for seven weeks of restrictions.
State aid rules for MSPs mean ministers are unable to bail out the struggling firm after a deal collapsed to build turbine jackets at its Fife yard.
Up to three households will be able to come together to form a ‘Christmas bubble’.
Labour MSP Monica Lennon had her member’s bill passed by the Scottish Parliament.
Quinn Blakey Hairdressing in West Yorkshire has been branded ‘selfish and irresponsible’ by Kirklees Council for remaining open.
He said it was ‘better’ to have a common arrangement with the rest of the UK.
The South of Scotland MSP Michelle Ballantyne has announced her resignation from the Scottish Tories.
The arrangements will apply from December 23 to 27 after talks between the UK Government and leaders from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The new four-part series will pick up two years on from the events of the first run of episodes starring Mark Bonnar and Jamie Sives.
The SNP’s Westminster leader wrongly assumed Ollie Taylor lived in England and had breached lockdown restrictions to visit Caithness.
The £95 million windfall will be used in shops, restaurants and hotels at the start of 2021 under Economy Department plans.
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