England has been in lockdown for over two months, but in the last few weeks, we’ve been gradually easing out of the restrictions.

On Sunday 10 May, Boris Johnson announced the government’s “cautious roadmap” to ease us out of lockdown, and declared that it was safe enough for England to move into phase one of the plan that following week. This meant people were allowed to meet up with one person from another household (while maintaining social distancing), leave their house and exercise outside as many times a day as they wished, and sit in parks and beauty spots. Those who were unable to work from home were also encouraged to return to their jobs.

Then last week, Johnson announced that it was now safe enough to move into phase two of the plan. This has come into effect from today, Monday 1 June, and it sees more restrictions being lifted across England.

How will lockdown change in England from today? We unpick the new rules