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• When will non-essential shops reopen? Non-essential shops have had to close once again (Picture: Dinendra Haria/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)As the UK continues to battle the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, non-essential retail has had to shut its doors once again. Businesses considered non-essential include department stores, book shops and technology stores. Many are hoping that these stores will be able to open their doors soon, as the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) previously said that it believes general non-essential retail is ‘low risk’ when social distancing measures…
• What to expect from Boris Johnson’s roadmap out of lockdown Boris Johnson will unveil his roadmap out of lockdown on February 22 (Picture: PA/Rex/AP)Boris Johnson will reveal a path to getting the country back to normal on Monday, after nearly two months of the third round of national restrictions. The roadmap out of lockdown will set out gradual steps for easing measures over the next five months, with schools expected to reopen first and pubs and restaurants last. No 10 sources said on Friday that two households will be allowed…
• When will secondary schools reopen – will there be a phased return? Most students haven’t had face-to-face teaching in school since early January (Picture: Getty)Boris Johnson is set to confirm the date for when pupils will be returning to school in England – but will there be a phased return for students? With the mass vaccination rollout continuing across the UK, some younger children are already returning to school in Scotland and Wales. Children aged three to seven in Wales have already returned to the classroom, along with some students on practical…
• Boris warns he can’t guarantee end of lockdown by June 21 but he’s ‘optimistic’ Boris said he is optimistic but can’t guarantee that lockdown will be over by June 21 (Picture: PA)Boris Johnson has said he is ‘optimistic’ that the June 21 target for easing all lockdown restrictions will be met. Asked whether he thinks the date in four months time is realistic, he told reporters: ‘I’m very optimistic that we’ll be able to get there.’ The PM said he is ‘hopeful but nothing can be guaranteed’ and that progress relies on people ‘following…
• Boris Johnson lays out the road to freedom from Covid lockdown Boris Johnson speaking todayBoris Johnson has confirmed his ‘roadmap’ out of lockdown, starting with all pupils going back to school from March 8. The prime minister spoke to the nation in a press conference this evening, after updating MPs earlier today in the House of Commons. He warned that ‘whenever we ease the lockdown, we’ve got to be realistic and expect there will be more infections, hospitalisations, and sadly more deaths.’ But he said the lockdowns themselves were causing harm…
• Boris unveils four-step plan to freedom after weeks of lockdown The first stage of restrictions lifting will include schools reopening and outdoor socialising (Picture: PA / Getty Images / AFP)The prime minister has revealed England’s route to exiting the coronavirus lockdown in the House of Commons this afternoon. Talking to MPs in Parliament, he announced the highly anticipated measures after analysing the latest coronavirus figures in the past week – including cases, hospitalisations and deaths. He explained there are four steps to unlocking the country, but there will be five…
• Pub gardens ‘to reopen in mid-April’ under plan to ease lockdown Boris Johnson is set to outline his ‘roadmap’ towards the lifting of restrictions later today (Picture: AFP / Getty Images)We could be back at the pub by mid-April with outdoor cafés and beer gardens reopen as part of the easing of lockdown. It comes as Boris Johnson is set to outline his ‘roadmap’ towards the lifting of coronavirus restrictions in England later today. It is understood the first move will be for school pupils in all years to go back…
• PM’s roadmap out of lockdown to include schools, socialising and sport Boris Johnson will make a speech tomorrow where he is expected to announce how things will gradually reopen from next month (Picture: AFP/EPA)Over six weeks after England went into another national lockdown, we’re about to get a ‘roadmap’ of how the country will leave it. Boris Johnson will make a speech tomorrow where he is expected to announce how things will gradually reopen from next month. It’s understood that the initial steps will be for school pupils in all years…
• Hancock says he did ‘the right thing’ on unlawful ‘crony’ contracts The Health Secretary dismissed a High Court ruling on contracts (Picture: Getty/PA/Reuters)Matt Hancock has brushed off a High Court ruling that he acted unlawfully over billions of pounds’ worth of coronavirus-related contracts.  Opposition politicians have accused the government of running a ‘chumocracy’ in awarding various contracts for pandemic supplies like personal protective equipment (PPE) to companies and individuals they are linked to. One contract which attracted much public attention – but that was not highlighted in the ruling – went…
• Hairdressers and beauty salons may not reopen until May Hairdressers and beauty salons may stay closed for another three months (Picture: Rex)Boris Johnson may keep hairdressers and beauty salons closed until May when he reveals his long-awaited ‘roadmap’ out of lockdown, reports say. The Prime Minister is expected to prioritise getting children back to school on March 8 and safely reuniting loved ones, as he details a ‘cautious’ easing of coronavirus restrictions across England. The restrictions are expected to be lifted over at least four months, with non-essential shops…