Which local authorities have been categorised as ‘high’ and ‘very high’ risk?
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The Prime Minister set out the simplified and standardised system in a bid to stem the surge in Covid-19 cases as the Government confirmed Sheffield and South Yorkshire in Tier 2.
Tier 2 means the "rule of six applies" to everyone living in those areas, even outside.
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Here is a breakdown of the areas under each level of the new alert system.Very high:Liverpool City Region– Liverpool– Knowsley– Wirral– St Helens– Sefton– HaltonHigh:Cheshire– Cheshire West and Chester– Cheshire EastGreater Manchester– Manchester– Bolton– Bury– Stockport– Tameside– Trafford– Wigan– Salford– Rochdale– OldhamWarrington– WarringtonDerbyshire– High Peak – the wards of: Tintwistle, Padfield, Dinting, St John’s, Old Glossop, Whitfield, Simmondley, Gamesley, Howard Town, Hadfield South and Hadfield NorthLancashire– Lancashire– Blackpool– Preston– Blackburn with Darwen– BurnleyWest Yorkshire– Leeds– Bradford– Kirklees– Calderdale– WakefieldSouth Yorkshire– Barnsley– Rotherham– Doncaster– SheffieldNorth East– Newcastle– South Tyneside– North Tyneside– Gateshead– Sunderland– Durham– NorthumberlandTees Valley– Middlesbrough– Redcar and Cleveland– Stockton-on-Tees– Darlington– HartlepoolWest Midlands– Birmingham– Sandwell– Solihull– Wolverhampton– WalsallLeicester– Leicester– Oadby and WigstonNottingham– Nottinghamshire– Nottingham CityMedium:All other areas in England.