direct to your inboxTransport Secretary Grant Shapps has said he is “hopeful” that people will be able to travel abroad this summer but warned there were no “cast iron guarantees”. Mr Shapps said that under Boris Johnson's roadmap out of coronavirus restrictions in England, the earliest people would be able to travel overseas was May 17 but he urged caution when it came to booking.
Travel expert on Lorraine warns of 'uncertain summer' but says there is 'hope'
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Lorraine, travel expert Simon Calder spoke to the presenter as Boris Johnson outlined England's plan yesterday.According to Simon, travel agents have reported a huge surge in bookings since the PM's announcement but what really are the chances of us stepping on a plane this summer?Simon said: "Bear in mind that these dates provided are provisional and depend on data."There is a bit of hope.
It's going to be slow but even though there are extra surges in bookings, there are also surges in
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08.03.2021 / 21:33
Warning over schools return and roadmap - key points from Boris Johnson's Downing Street press conference
direct to your inboxThe Prime Minister gave a Downing Street press conference on Monday as millions of pupils returned to school for the first time since January.Boris Johnson described the first date on the Government's roadmap out of lockdown as as an 'emotional day' and hailed teachers and parents for their 'astonishing work'.
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05.03.2021 / 14:57
Festivals on what to expect from the summer: “Safety is all we think about”
NME about their hopes and expectations for returning this summer after taking a year off due to coronavirus.Following the cancellation of Glastonbury 2021, Boris Johnson last month unveiled the government’s “roadmap” out of lockdown and easing of COVID restrictions.Depending on the success and effectiveness of the vaccine rollout, how the NHS is coping with the current infection rate and any potential threats from new variants, the government’s four-step plan should end on June 21 with the “aim
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04.03.2021 / 14:07
Wales' health minister casts doubt over festivals taking place this summer
direct to your inboxWales' health minister has cast doubt over the prospect of music festivals or sporting events with large crowds taking place in the country this summer.Boris Johnson's roadmap, which was unveiled last week, gives hope that all limits on large events and performances can be lifted on June 21, at the earliest.Before that, on May 17 at the earliest, The Prime Minister said that outdoors, a capacity of 4,000 people, or half full, will be allowed for performances and sporting
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25.02.2021 / 13:09
GMB's Dr Hilary issues warning over festivals and mass gatherings going ahead this summer
direct to your inboxDr Hilary Jones has issued a warning over festivals and other mass gatherings going ahead this summer.June 21 is now marked on many people's calenders after Boris Johnson unveiled his roadmap out of lockdown in England.This is because it is the earliest date all restrictions could be lifted - more than a year after the first lockdown was implemented.The Prime Minister said set out his four stage plan on Monday which will gradually see the lifting of restrictions and the
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25.02.2021 / 11:27
The six things a Manchester expert in disease control would be doing if he were in Boris Johnson's shoes
direct to your inboxGovernments across the globe have faced an unprecedented challenge in their year-long battle with Covid-19.And no doubt with the benefit of hindsight, many leaders will be able to pinpoint where their strategies went awry - and hopefully learn from these mistakes in future policy decisions.
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23.02.2021 / 18:57
The roadmap dates you need to know if you want to book a summer holiday
direct to your inboxThe nation has been told of the next stages out of lockdown.Boris Johnson on Monday unveiled his long-awaited roadmap to easing coronavirus restrictions, which progresses over four stages.The Prime Minister said he feels it strikes the right balance in reducing measures while observing the risk of each relaxation.Speaking at a school in south London, Mr Johnson told reporters on Tuesday: “Some people will say that we’re going to be going too fast, some people will say we’re