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On Tuesday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that nearly all of England’s Wuhan coronavirus restrictions will be lifted. Wearing masks will no longer be legally mandated, and social distancing guidelines will give way to what Johnson calls “personal responsibility” and the need to “live with” the virus.
Pending Johnson’s government’s review of the latest data next Monday, the end of the restrictions will proceed on July 19 a date many Tories and Johnson supporters have dubbed “Freedom Day.”
The rest of the United Kingdom composed of Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales is following its own reopening protocols. These reopenings generally follow a similar timeline to that of England’s.
England Sense Destiny After Beating Denmark To Reach Euro 2020 Final By John WEAVER
07/07/21 AT 8:02 PM
England fed off the energy of a passionate Wembley crowd to beat Denmark 2-1 in extra time in the Euro 2020 semi-finals on Wednesday and now stand just 90 minutes away from ending their 55-year trophy drought.
Gareth Southgate s men will face Italy on Sunday again on home turf infused with belief they can win a first major international tournament since the 1966 World Cup.
For Euro 92 champions Denmark, defeat spells the end of a fairytale run to the last four after the trauma of witnessing star man Christian Eriksen collapse in their first match.