Britons who break the government rules put in place to stem the spread of the CCP virus are “increasingly likely” to face fines, the UK’s Metropolitan Police Commissioner said on Tuesday. Writing in The London Times Cressida Dick who is the country’s most senior police officer said police will be “moving much more quickly to enforcement action.” She said the tougher action comes as people “continue to flagrantly ignore the rules for example by holding house parties, meeting in basements to gamble, or breaking into railway arches for unlicensed raves.” ‘Horrible Virus’ Her remarks were echoed by Policing minister Kit Malthouse who told the BBC’s Breakfast programme that people have “really, really got to stick to the rules now more than ever before to make sure that this horrible virus doesn’t rip through the rest of the country, as it is through London on the southeast.” He urged “that small …