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Enforcement drops against people breaking lockdown
Enforcement for lockdown offences has dropped significantly, according to early data from forces in England. But the NPCC has cautioned that the figures are early returns.
Down but not out: fines for breaking the lockdown have plummeted
By - Chris Smith
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