It's been a year we'll never forget – Covid has changed everything.

But as lockdown restrictions ease, the government's rules and regulations change from week to week meaning it can be difficult to keep up with new guidelines – so how much do you understand?

Take our Hitchin Nub News lockdown rules quiz and find out.

Answers at the bottom - but no cheating!

1) What is the self-isolation period if you test positive for Covid-19?

2) If you live with someone who tests positive for Covid how long do YOU have to self isolate for?

3) Explain what a 'support bubble' is?

4) Can three different households eat together inside a restaurant?

5) Can you stay overnight at a friend's house?

6) How many people can go to a pub garden together?

7) Do you have to socially distance from each other when you're in the pub?

8) Do you have to wear a face covering in an art gallery?

9) What is the government's current Covid alert level?

10) Are rules the same in Hitchin as they are in Harlech or the Highlands?

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ANSWERS:

1) What is the self-isolation period if you test positive for Covid-19?

The self isolation period is 10 days if you have Covid

2) If you live with someone who tests positive for Covid how long do YOU have to self isolate for?

You will have to self isolate for two weeks

3) Explain what a 'support bubble' is?

A support bubble is when a single adult household links with another household

4) Can three different households eat together inside a restaurant?

No. Only a maximum of two households can eat together inside a restaurant

5) Can you stay overnight at a friend's house?

Yes, but you have to maintain social distancing

6) How many people can go to a pub garden together?

Up to six people from different households

7) Do you have to socially distance from each other when you're in the pub?

Yes

8) Do you have to wear a face covering in an art gallery?

Yes

9) What is the government's current Covid alert level?

Level three

10) Are rules the same in Hitchin as they are in Harlech or the Highlands?

No. Rules vary across England, Wales and Scotland.

Answers correct as of Monday, August 17.

For the latest information consult gov.uk