Boris Johnson says pubs, restaurants, cinemas in England reopen in July - Business Insider

Johnson said that as of July 4, the two-metre rule, which instructs people to stay at least two metres away from people from other households, will be changed to "one metre plus" in order to help businesses re-open to the public.

This new rule will mean that where staying two metres away from others is not possible, people will be allowed to maintain a distance of one metre, as long as they follow mitigations to help contain the spread of COVID-19. Mitigations include wearing face coverings on public transport, screens being installed between tables in pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants, and the regular use of hand sanitizer when in public places.As of July 4, two households of any size will be able to mix with one another.

Households will be able to visit and stay over at each other's houses, granting individuals more freedom to visit relatives and friends. This is not exclusive, meaning a household can mix with different households on different days.Restrictions on gyms, swimming pools and music venues will remain.

digitalmaverick But we don't have to and the sensible among us will continue to be cautious......

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So. Boris has lost his bottle. Can’t handle the flak from the bosses union. All gob. No substance. Time for a new administration The tories have lost it. Bojo time to move on

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