More coronavirus restrictions will be lifted on Monday as part of the Government's roadmap out of lockdown.

Here's what's changing as the stay at home message ends:

• You will be able to meet outdoors in either groups of six from any number of households, or in a group of any size from up to two households, which can include existing support bubbles.

• You will be able to take part in formally organised outdoor sports with any number of people - outdoor sports venues and facilities will be able to reopen.

• Childcare and supervised activities will be allowed outdoors for all children.

• Formally organised parent and child groups will be able to take place outdoors for up to 15 attendees.

Also, from April 1, those who have been identified as clinically extremely vulnerable will no longer be advised to shield. However, they should continue to take extra precautions to protect themselves.

Last Thursday (March 25), MPs voted to extend the Coronavirus Act until October, which allows government to introduce restrictions such as lockdowns. However, this does not mean the lockdown will be extended until November.

The act was due to expire in March 2022, but requires renewal every six months and extending it provides the legal framework for the lockdown roadmap to go ahead as planned, which proposes restrictions will be lifted on June 21.

Also the extended daily opening hours for non-essential retail will continue, confirmed the Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick.

He said this will allow people greater flexibility to avoid peak times and easing transport pressures.

When they reopen (from 12 April at the earliest) shops will have the flexibility to open until 10pm Monday to Saturday.