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The highlights include pubs, restaurants and bars reopening indoors, overnight stays allowed in groups of up to six or two households, and the ban on international travel ending. Professor Whitty admitted that cases of one of the Indian variants of concern have doubled in the past week or so and warned that"things can come out of a blue sky".
It’s an interesting question though, because forcing voters to show ID may not be popular with some on Conservative benches who strongly oppose any form of national identity card system.Boris Johnson and his experts have finished speaking, we'll bring you all the analysis as we get it.Analysis by Kate McCann, political correspondent
The PM refuses to be drawn saying:"I had good conversations with all the devolved administrations and the number one priority was to build back better." Patrick Vallance says that things are"pointing in the right direction" and vaccines are helping put things on a"smoother path".The prime minister says that he believes the"bustle" of city and town centres will come back, as he thinks people will want to see each other.Tom Newton Dunn of Times Radio asks whether the guidance on working from home will change on 21 June.
"The secret of the success so far is that we have been guided by the data and given time to see the effect of the roadmap on the data."Francis from Lincoln asks the Prime Minister how he is planning to protect people under 40 who have not been vaccinated.17:15Anne from York asks the prime minister what proportion of recent daily infections are variants of concern aside from the Kent one.
Some have suggested that this was a major reason for voters supporting the party in the recent local elections.Five visitors for care home residents and university students allowed to go back to in-person teachingCare home residents will be allowed five regular visitors and greater freedoms to make low-risk visits outside of their home.In secondary schools and colleges, pupils will no longer be required to wear face coverings in classrooms and communal areas.
Who is still listening to this crazy guy?
That guy has to use his common sense tell him to open his eyes and see what is happening in India
Mr lockdown will I got 2 words for yah suck it
I'm sure if there is a chance for these 'experts' to recommend they remain in their cushy taxpayer funded jobs... They'll take it!
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