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People arrive for the "00:01" event organised by Egyptian Elbows at Oval Space nightclub, as England lifted most coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions at midnight, in London, Britain, July 19, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] All people entering venues with large crowds in the United Kingdom, including nightclubs, will need to provide proof of double vaccination from September, in a policy move that has been heavily criticized by politicians and nightlife industry heads. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the new conditions on Monday, the same day the government removed almost all COVI...
Share on Twitter Prime Minister Boris Johnson's 'Freedom Day' ending over a year of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in England was marred by surging infections, warnings of supermarket shortages and his own forced self-isolation. Clubbers flocked on Monday to the first live music events without restrictions since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The government reopened nightclubs and dropped almost all coronavirus measures in England in a bet that mass vaccinations will prevent another deadly wave of COVID-19. "I have not been allowed to dance for like what seems like forever," sai...
England's 'freedom day' marred by soaring cases and isolation chaos SECTIONS Last Updated: Jul 20, 2021, 08:07 AM IST Share Synopsis Johnson's bet that he can get one of Europe's largest economies firing again because so many people are now vaccinated marks a new chapter in the global response to the coronavirus. Reuters Prime Minister Boris Johnson's 'freedom day' ending over a year of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in England was marred on Monday by surging infections, warnings of supermarket shortages and his own forced self-isolation. Johnson's bet that he can get one of Europe's largest...
'I want to dance': London clubbers cheer end of COVID restrictions FILE PHOTO: Demonstrators gather at Piccadilly Circus calling for nightclubs to reopen during a Save Our Scene protest, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in London, Britain June 27, 2021. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls reuters_tickers This content was published on July 19, 2021 - 02:01 July 19, 2021 - 02:01 (Adds dropped "I" in final paragraph) By Guy Faulconbridge and Natalie Thomas LONDON (Reuters) - London clubbers on Monday flocked to one of the first rule-free live music events since the pandemic began last year,...