PM 'very optimistic' of removing all COVID restrictions by 21 June
Tuesday, 23 February 2021 () Prime Minister Boris Johnson is "very optimistic" that he will be able to remove all coronavirus restrictions in England by 21 June under his four-stage plan for lifting lockdown.
Boris Johnson has said he is "very optimistic" that England will be out of lockdown by June 21. The Prime Minister announced the roadmap out of restrictions on Monday, including a complete end to the lockdown. "Nothing can be guaranteed" warned Mr Johnson, but "I am very optimistic that we'll be able...
When asked why he wanted to lead the country, Prime Minister Boris Johnson tells a pupil of Accrington Academy that he was happy as a journalist but a mid-life crisis led him to enter politics.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday that his government would stick to its "cautious" yet "irreversible" plan to end England's coronavirus lockdown, but would not be drawn on whether it could end sooner than the current target of June 21.
The prime minister visited Accrington Academy in Lancashire on Thursday morning as preparations continue for the return of pupils next month. Boris Johnson spoke to students about why he pursued a career in politics, speaking of “the beginnings of a mid-life crisis” in his mid-thirties. Report by Jonesia. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Alex Salmond has said there is a failure of leadership in Scotland as he attacked First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
In his opening statement to a Holyrood inquiry into the Scottish Government's unlawful investigation of sexual harassment claims made against him, Scotland's former first minister accused his successor Ms Sturgeon of using a Covid press conference to "effectively question the result of a jury".
Mr Salmond is testifying on the botched government investigation which was found to be "tainted by apparent bias" by the court.
He was acquitted of 13 charges of sexual assault in a criminal trial, and he successfully challenged the lawfulness of the government investigation.
The current Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has insisted there was no conspiracy against Mr Salmond, and she is due to appear before the committee to give evidence next week. Report by Avagninag. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
[NFA] The COVID-19 vaccination rollout in Britain should continue to prioritize people by age rather than occupation, the chair of Britain's vaccine advice committee said on Friday. Lauren Anthony reports.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday that he was very optimistic that all COVID-19 restrictions in England would end on June 21, and added that the government would hold a review into..
Boris Johnson has said he is “very optimistic” that he will be able to ease all the restrictions by the June 21 date set out in his road map.Speaking at a school in south-east London, the Prime..
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