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April 30, 2020 at 06:00 am

Jeff Wicks

Senior reporter

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The key changes to biting lockdown restrictions for level 4 contain a couple of nasty surprises.

Walking the dog and going for a run will be allowed, but the sale of booze and cigarettes is out.

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