Two key Covid rules - wearing masks in crowded spaces and limiting mixing indoors - are crucial to avoiding a "brutal" Easter, an NHS chief has warned.
The NHS Confederation, which acts as a representative for hospitals and ambulance trusts, says hospitals are about to face a "brutal Easter as bad as any winter".
The group accused the Government of "abandoning any interest in Covid whatsoever" and called for "mitigating actions", the Mirror reported.
