Police break up group of eight pals flouting coronavirus lockdown rules with shisha and kebab BBQ in the Peak District
POLICE in the Peak District broke up eight pals who were caught flouting the government lockdown with a picnic of kebabs and shisha.
The group were forced to disperse after travelling to Snake Pass in Derbyshire from Manchester and Sheffield on Thursday.
Brits were also told they could only leave the house for exercise like a walk or a jog, to go work if they are a key worker and to buy essential items such as food or medicine.Mr Johnson said this lockdown is going to be imposed for at least three weeks - but didn't rule out extending it if necessary.
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