Britain To Ease Lockdown, Pubs Allowed Indoor Service

May 10, 2021 Britain, Coronavirus

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will set out on Monday the next phase of lockdown easing in England, giving the green light to “cautious hugging” and allowing pubs to serve customers pints inside after months of strict measures. The country is in the process of gradually lifting its latest lockdown over a period of months, in line with a four-step plan unveiled in February, after a rapid vaccine rollout helped drive down COVID-19 cases and deaths. Under Step 3, from May 17 people will be allowed to meet up indoors for the first time in months, in groups of up to six people or two full households together.

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will set out the next phase of lockdown easing in England, giving the green light to ‘cautious hugging’ and allowing pubs to serve customers pints inside after months of strict measures https://t.co/hkEh3tntSA

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