[Daniel-X]

Either accidentally or intentionally, have you up to this point not broke any of the rules set out by the government (current rules and old rules apply).

I’m just curious as I think most people probably have, many accidentally. I have myself broken a few but nothing too serious to be frowned upon.

[joeysteele]

No.
Even if I felt like it I couldn't.
I have others to consider in my home so have stuck to the rulings and guidelines.
Even gone further than them to protect those around me.

[Smithy]

Not intentionally, it’s hard to keep a 2M distance in a shop when it’s a free for all

[Liam-]

Once when we first locked down because my mum had a fall and had to have my sister come help, but since then, we’ve been on a very strict lockdown

[MTVN]

Not really although I did meet up with people outside the day before it was officially allowed

[Shaun]

Only in the sense that I've brushed past people in a supermarket before they set out a "one way" system through the aisles.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Once when we first locked down because my mum had a fall and had to have my sister come help, but since then, we’ve been on a very strict lockdown

I doubt thats considered breaking the rules, it was an emergency

[Denver]

I have saw my parents still but I live alone and I wasnt going to make myself depressed by being locked in a flat for 3 months.

I'm glad I did because I almost lost my dad today

[Cherie]

Yes once, Mr C went to get our son at Easter, but that was to save him getting on a virus riddled train

[Brother Leon]

At first I was very strict, but I’ve been to most BLM protests in London recently so I suppose you can say I intentionally have.

[Oliver_W]

Sort of. I've been having people round in the garden, and likewise going to others, but we always kept 2m distance.

Frankly, if people haven't been doing things like that to see family and friends, I'd say more fool you

[AnnieK]

Once when I couldn't get hold of my dad all day by phone.....I broke the travel ban to drive to his.....only to find him drinking wine at the bottom of the garden, oblivious to my panic and having a lovely time on his own