Coronavirus in Wales: Updates from Sunday 10 May - BBC News
Lockdown "rather different in Wales" after PM's changes for England, Welsh minister says.
It wasn't clear from the prime minister's broadcast, but aside from the imposition of quarantine "on people coming into this country by air" the rest of the lockdown changes he announced will only apply in England.

But, of course, Boris Johnson is the prime minister for the whole of the United Kingdom so his speech is obviously for a wider audience. It's complicated.

Ultimately, on the big ticket changes the prime minister has decided to keep England pretty much aligned with Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - for now, at least.

But differences in messaging, slogans and changes around the margins could potentially cause problems for Welsh ministers.

Having heard the prime minister's address, is everyone in Bristol who fancies driving to Powys to walk in the Brecon Beacons going to know that the rules are different in Wales?

A Welsh Government source said "people need clear communication" and they may now end up "wasting time" clarifying the different regulations on either side of the border.