Boris Johnson Eases UK Lockdown, Accused Of ‘Lacking Clarity’

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Boris Johnson Eases UK Lockdown, Accused Of ‘Lacking Clarity’

Boris Johnson Eases UK Lockdown, Accused Of ‘Lacking Clarity’

Eurasia Review

Published 10 May 2020

By Benjamin Fox

(EurActiv) — The United Kingdom will gradually begin to relax confinement measures this week, with people encouraged to return to work and unlimited exercise to be allowed, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Sunday (10 May).

However, his plan was immediately criticised as ‘lacking clarity’ by...

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