Six-in-ten Britons haven't had sex during lockdown a new study reveals today - as new guidelines come into force making the chances of a fling even less likely, with two people from different households banned from gathering in any private place.
The study found that just 39.9 per cent of UK adults have been 'sexually active' during the coronavirus crisis as self isolation and social distancing have played havoc with love lives.
And the new coronavirus regulation says: 'No person may participate in a gathering which takes place in a public or private place indoors, and consists of two or more persons.'
Previous regulations didn't include wording about private places but now only those with 'reasonable excuses' are allowed to gather privately - and sex in a public place is already illegal.
