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Pools, gyms, waterparks and sports facilities in England will reopen soon.

This announcement was made by Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden who said that "normal life is slowly returning".

As well as sport facilities; beauticians and nail salons will also be able to open their doors again soon.

Outdoor theatres will also be able to start, with tests being carried out to see if socially-distanced indoor performances could take place.

Oliver Dowden said people must "do their bit" by buying tickets to support venues like galleries, and that they should "make the most of this summer safely".

Outdoor pools and waterparks will be able to reopen.

Organised outdoor team sports (like cricket) will begin again.

Theatres and music venues can start doing outdoor performances.

Beauticians, nail salons and other close contact businesses can reopen, with some restrictions in place for high risk activities.

Indoor gyms and swimming pools can reopen, so long as people follow the government's guidelines on social distancing, and try to keep the activities as short as possible.

Indoor sports facilities and dance studios will be able to reopen.

Oliver Dowden says he has been: "tremendously heartened by how the British public has behaved", however he says if the infection rate increases the government will reintroduce lockdown measures.

Last week Leicester became the first city in the UK to be put under a local lockdown by the government.

Police will still have the powers to break up crowds of people.