FORMER Strictly judge Len Goodman ignored social distancing rules today to go for a game of golf with a pal.
The 75-year-old hit the course on a sunny day and looked relaxed as he chipped and putted his way through the holes.
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Telly star Len is particularly vulnerable to deadly Covid-19 because of his age, but that didn't stop him heading for a round.
He wore a red jumper, blue cap and stone-coloured trousers for the outing.
The dance expert walked side by side with his friend, and they took it in turns driving down the fairways.
As the coronavirus continues its devastating assault around the world, people have been urged to stay indoors and keep two metres from others at all times.
Social distancing has been described as one of the most effective methods to tackle the outbreak.
According to science and health experts, it will help to slow down the spread of the deadly bug.
The pandemic has affected thousands of people across the globe – with cases in 183 countries.
And in the UK alone, the number of those infected with coronavirus has risen to 5,837 with the death toll standing at 335 as of tonight.
The advice is to generally avoid crowds in an effort to stop the spread of the disease.
Public Health England says: "Avoid non-essential use of public transport, varying your travel times to avoid rush hour, when possible".
The body also advises to work from home and avoid large and small gatherings.
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On Friday, the Government took the decision to close all pubs, clubs, cinemas, gyms and leisure centres to try and encourage people to follow the advice around social distancing.
The current advice is everyone must follow PHE's guidance on social distancing, not only those at high risk.
Experts said social distancing is vital to reduce pressure on the NHS – as it faces it's "greatest ever challenge".
Keeping a distance will make it less likely for droplets from the nose or mouth to land on you when they sneeze or cough.
The virus is transmitted by droplets in the air, settling on surfaces and being picked up by others – or when droplets land directly on you.
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