British police officers are being urged to be 'consistent' and use 'common sense' when helping enforce the country's coronavirus lockdown.
Some police forces have faced criticism for being over-zealous, with examples of walkers being followed by drone, and shoppers questioned over the purchasing of Easter eggs.
Police have new powers to fine people who don't observe social distancing directions.
But the National Police Chiefs' Council is recommending a 'consistent' approach and a uniform 'style and tone' up and down the UK.
Former Met Police officer - Norman Brennan - says it's a difficult balance.
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