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From: scion	2/22/2021 11:30:19 AM
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BREAKING COVID-19: England's legal limits on social contact set to end in June - with beer gardens reopening in April Alan McGuinness Political reporter @Alan_McGuinness Monday 22 February 2021 16:19, UK news.sky.com The prime minister has said England is going to start "reclaiming our freedoms" - with all legal limits on people's social contact set to end by 21 June. Unveiling his long-awaited roadmap for easing the country's third COVID-19 lockdown, Boris Johnson said he hoped the nation was on a "one way road to freedom" after a "wretched year". Follow live coverage on Sky News as the PM addresses the Commons and as he leads a Downing Street news conference at 7pm After schools reopen on 8 March, with some outdoor restrictions lifted by 29 March, Mr Johnson said the next step will be to reopen beer gardens and hairdressers in England from 12 April at the earliest. The PM told MPs that the dates in his four-stage plan were not set in stone and were the earliest possible points at which the restrictions could be lifted. Nevertheless, the PM has now provided full details of his long-awaited plan that foresees a significant return to normality in four months. Key dates include: • 12 April at the earliest: Non-essential retail, hairdressers, nail salons, gyms and outdoor areas in hospitality venues (such as beer gardens) set to reopen - along with libraries, museums, zoos and theme parks. Self-contained accommodation will reopen, but people will only be able to stay with members of their household news.sky.com More from Covid-19 COVID-19: 'Nowhere near over' - here's why lockdown must be eased slowly and cautiously COVID-19: 'Large wave' of coronavirus infections if all lockdown restrictions lifted by late April - and some measures needed beyond 2021, say scientists COVID-19: UK reports another 178 deaths as number of people vaccinated hits 17.7m COVID-19: When every lockdown rule is set to lift in England COVID-19: Will we be able to take a holiday this year and, if so, when? COVID-19: Qatar Airways tells axed pilots to apply for return to work news.sky.com

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