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Debate has been raging this week about whether the government should delay lifting Covid restrictions completely on June 21 as planned, amid worries that we may be seeing the start of a ‘third wave’ of infections. The latest data show that there were 4,330 new cases of Covid in the UK recorded on June 2 - and 25,240 new cases in the week up to then.That was a rise of almost 35 per cent on the week before. There were also 12 deaths recorded on June 2 - though earlier in the week, the UK recorded the first day without any Covid deaths since March 2020. PM Boris Johnson insists that ...

Will life be back to normal on June 21? What we know about the final stage of lockdown lifting What could the final step of lockdown easing look like? What does it mean for social distancing and 'vaccine passports'? And what are the experts saying about the data? 16:29, 3 JUN 2021 June 21 could finally see the return of events like this Sign up to FREE email alerts from the Northern AgendaInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with o...

Experts are split over whether the June 21 opening should go ahead.

LONDON: The job of the Covid-19 vaccination programme is not yet “done”, an immunisation expert has said as scientists are split on whether the government should press ahead with the...

Boris Johnson faces growing pressure from Tory MPs to push ahead with unlocking on June 21, as scientists remain split on whether they believe it should be delayed. Senior Conservatives warned that unless the data on the Delta variant of coronavirus - the renamed strain previously known as the Indian strain - worsened significantly, it would be hard to justify postponing the final step in the roadmap out of restrictions. They urged the Prime Minister to think carefully before deviating from his