People urged not to attend big gatherings ahead of stricter covid-19 measures

The transcript discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on social life in the UK, focusing on Liverpool and Birmingham. People in Liverpool are enjoying social activities before anticipated restrictions. Birmingham faces new rules limiting gatherings, affecting families like the Wildings. Public opinion is divided on the effectiveness of these measures. Bars and restaurants remain open, but police advise caution. Concerns grow over rising COVID-19 cases, with some viewing it as a last chance for freedom before stricter rules are enforced.

What is the main reason people in Liverpool are eager to socialize?

• They are participating in a government initiative.

• They are protesting against the pandemic.

• They want to enjoy freedom before new restrictions.

• They are celebrating a local festival.

How will the new restrictions in Birmingham affect the Wilding family?

• They will have to move to a new house.

• They will not be able to visit local parks.

• They will have to close their family business.

• They cannot have visitors when the twins are born.

What is the general sentiment among Birmingham residents about the new rules?

• They are indifferent to the changes.

• They are unanimously supportive.

• They are planning to protest.

• They are confused and divided.

What are the authorities urging people to do as restrictions are about to be enforced?

• Travel to other cities.

• Be sensible and cautious.

• Ignore the new rules.

• Organize large gatherings.

What is the public's reaction in Brighton to the upcoming restrictions?

• They are preparing for a protest.

• They are enjoying the sunshine and socializing.

• They are moving to other cities.

• They are staying indoors.