When will driving tests resume in England following roadmap announcement?

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'.

direct to your inboxThe first changes to the lockdown in England are in force from today.Boris Johnson unveiled the government's roadmap to 'cautiously' easing lockdown restrictions amid the success of the coronavirus vaccine programme.Step one from March 8 was given the green light after four tests required to proceed were met.These include: the vaccine deployment programme continues successfully; evidence shows vaccines are sufficiently effective in reducing hospitalisations and deaths in

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson has hailed the first phase of lockdown easing as the result of a 'truly national effort' to beat coronavirus.Schoolchildren across England are due to return to the classroom on Monday as the government goes ahead with the first stage of the roadmap.The Prime Minister said: “The reopening of schools marks a truly national effort to beat this virus.“It is because of the determination of every person in this country that we can start moving closer to a sense of

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

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has outlined when people may be able to hug their friends and family.

direct to your inboxDr Hilary Jones has explained why he was "pleased" a five-week gap has been put between each stage of lifting lockdown.Boris Johnson revealed his roadmap out of lockdown in England on Monday with the first stage happening on March 8 with the reopening of schools for all pupils.Socialising with more people follows later in March before the slow and gradual reopening of hospitality, non-essential shops and entertainment venues.

Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutPub and restaurant owners in Greater Manchester have finally been given a jot of hope for the future, with the Government outlining potential reopening dates.Boris Johnson has set out a four-step roadmap out of the current lockdown in England, which would see schools open first before the rest of the economy slowly opens up.But while hospitality experts have welcomed the Government's

direct to your inbox Alongside the four-step roadmap plan, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson has launched a series of reviews – including one to consider whether people should be able to show if they have had a Covid-19 vaccine or a negative test.

direct to your inbox The roadmap revealed by the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, this afternoon, sets out the easing of restrictions by the end of next month - in time for the Easter break.

The government is this afternoon unveiling its roadmap out of the third national lockdown - in the hope of returning life close to normality in June.Its four-step plan, beginning with all school and college pupils returning on March 8, aims to gradually reopen society and the economy over the next four months, although it stresses every stage will be dependent on what the data on vaccinations, hospitalisations, infection rates and deaths say.Ultimately it aims to scrap all legal limitations to

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson announced his lockdown roadmap today - setting out the earliest dates where rules and restrictions in place across the country could be eased.The Prime Minister was speaking in the House of Commons on Monday afternoon, where he outlined the dates specific rules could be eased in England.It included pubs and restaurants being able to open outdoors from mid-April and household mixing being possible in an indoors setting from mid-May.

direct to your inboxThe Prime Minister has unveiled his long-awaited roadmap out of lockdown in England. Boris Johnson appeared before MPs in the House of Commons on Monday (February 22) ahead of an evening Downing Street press conference.

direct to your inboxThis afternoon, Boris Johnson confirmed that barbers, hairdressers and nail salons in England will be allowed to reopen from April 12 at the earliest.These all fall under part two of the roadmap, and will not open before April 12.

Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutNightclubs and gig venues have been one of the hardest-hit sectors in the last 12 months, forced to close for almost a full year.The nightlife sector has finally been given a ray of hope today though as Boris Johnson has set out England's roadmap for leaving lockdown.As long as infection rates and the vaccine roll-out continue to track in the right direction, it's hoped that nightclubs