UK COVID-19 data looks ‘very positive’ for lifting lockdown, minister says
Students Sophie Langford, Emily Campbell and Tamzida Begun walk to the mass vaccine center at Liverpool Pier Head that is offering walk in visits for the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine in Liverpool, Britain, June 23, 2021. REUTERS FILE PHOTO
LONDON — The data that will decide if final lockdown restrictions in England can be lifted on July 19 is looking “very positive”, thanks to the success of the vaccination program, Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick said on Sunday.
“The data that we’re seeing that the Prime Minister is reviewing at the moment ahead of his decision point on the roadmap looks very positive,” he told Sky News.
“It does seem as if we can now move forward and move to a much more permissive regime where we move away from many of those restrictions that have been so difficult for us.”
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