The UK Government has announced that a new tier of coronavirus restrictions - Tier 4 - is being created for those areas where the disease is spreading most rapidly, including in London, the South East and the East of England. These will be broadly equivalent to national restrictions which were introduced in England in November: residents in those areas must stay at home, with limited exemptions. Non-essential retail and indoors gyms must close. People should work from home when they can, and should not enter or leave Tier 4 areas, although communal worship may continue. Do you support or oppose these changes? | Daily Question

The UK Government has announced that a new tier of coronavirus restrictions ‑ Tier 4 - is being created for those areas where the disease is spreading most rapidly, including in London, the South East and the East of England. These will be broadly equivalent to national restrictions which were introduced in England in November: residents in those areas must stay at home, with limited exemptions. Non-essential retail and indoors gyms must close. People should work from home when they can, and should not enter or leave Tier 4 areas, although communal worship may continue. Do you support or oppose these changes? Published on 20 December 2020 → Survey conducted on 20 December 2020 on 4059 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Strongly support

48%

Somewhat support

26%

Somewhat oppose

7%

Strongly oppose

10%

Don't know

9%

Strongly support

48%

Somewhat support

26%

Somewhat oppose

7%

Strongly oppose

10%

Don't know

9%