Most existing Covid restrictions in the UK are staying in place for the moment, because of concerns over the Delta variant.
The government had hoped to "remove all legal limits on social contact" in England from 21 June. That's been put back until 19 July. Meanwhile Wales is pausing its programme of lockdown-easing for four weeks.
In Northern Ireland, a planned easing of restrictions has been pushed back to at least 5 July, and current rules in Scotland are expected to be extended until until mid-July.
What's been announced in England? The delay to rule-relaxation is because of concerns over the Delta variant of Covid, with cases are growing by about 64% per week.
The government says more time is needed to vaccinate the adult population before remaining rules can be lifted, the PM said.
A few restrictions are being lifted on 21 June:
The number of guests at a wedding will no longer be limited to 30, although venues and hosts will have to do a risk assessment to ensure social distancing can take place (similar rules apply to wakes)
Care home residents will not necessarily have to self-isolate after leaving their care homes, and they will be able to nominate an "essential care-giver" who can visit, even if the resident is self-isolating
Children can go on overnight trips in groups of 30 with, for example, the Scouts or Guides, or as part of summer residential schools
Also, large events pilots will continue, including more Euro 2020 games and a number of other sports, arts and music events
What about areas with high numbers of Indian/Delta variant cases? There are now 14 areas of England where you are advised to:
meet friends and family outside
keep 2m (6ft) apart from people you don't live or bubble with
minimise travel in and out of affected areas
These are Bedford, Birmingham, Blackburn with Darwen, Blackpool, Cheshire East, Cheshire West and Chester, Greater Manchester, Kirklees, Lancashire (county council area), Leicester, Liverpool City Region (Halton, Knowsley, Liverpool, Sefton, St Helens, Wirral), London Borough of Hounslow, North Tyneside and Warrington.
