The UK has incrementally rebooted its economy as Covid-19 deaths and cases decline. FMTNews UK Covid19
People walk on Oxford Street in London last Wednesday as further lockdown restrictions are lifted.
Britain has been incrementally reopening its shuttered economy as the number of Covid-19 deaths and cases declines, having been one of the worst-hit countries during the pandemic. “The more we open up, the more important it is that everyone follows the social distancing guidelines. We will not hesitate to reverse these steps if it is necessary to stop the virus running out of control,” a source in Johnson’s office said.He will also announce the findings of a review into whether to relax the current rule that people must maintain a distance of two metres at all times to prevent the spread of the virus.
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