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It has been announced that from Saturday people living alone will be allowed to meet with one other household. The two parties will be able to act as if they all live together, meaning that social distancing rules need not be observed. Do you support or oppose this move? Published on 11 June 2020 → Survey conducted on 11 June 2020 on 3672 GB adults
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