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Groups of up to six people from different households will be able to meet outside in England from Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced. They can meet in gardens - in addition to parks - as long as households keep two metres apart. "These changes mean friends and family will start to meet loved ones," in what would be a "long awaited and joyful moment," he added. The PM said it was possible because the government's five tests were being met. Currently, people in England can only meet one other person from another household at a distance in a public place. Speaking at Thursday's Downing Street briefing, Mr Johnson told people they should "try to avoid seeing people from too many households in quick succession" to help "avoid the risk of transmission from lots of different families". It means people will be able to see "both parents at once, or both grandparents at once," Mr Johnson said. Barbecues will be allowed, the prime minister confirmed, providing people are "scrupulous" about washing their hands, maintaining good hygiene and social distancing. He also insisted that the government does not want people to stay overnight at other households. "I'm afraid we're not at that stage," Mr Johnson said. Explained: What the new rules mean What am I allowed to do now? What are the five tests for easing lockdown? Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the party supports the gradual easing of some lockdown restrictions if it is safe. In Scotland, people from two different households can meet outdoors at a distance from Friday - but First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said guests should not enter other people's homes, for instance to use the toilet. In Wales, people from two different households will be able to meet outside from Monday. And in Northern Ireland, outdoor weddings with 10 people present may be allowed from 8 June.

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