Pubs could be closed until Christmas it has been reported after Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove refused to rule out the possibility on Sunday evening. He said pubs would be among the ‘last to open’ as the UK entered its fifth week of COVID-19 lockdown.
While Dr Hilary, TV’s most-trusted medic, has told The Sun Brits shouldn’t be surprised if Christmas visits have to be conducted over Skype with elderly relatives.
It comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly told his top team he is ‘very cautious’ about lifting the lockdown measures too early and risking a second wave of coronavirus infections.
So, are Brits’ hopes of a return to normal in time for summer way too optimistic?
Here to answer those and the following Sun reader questions is TV’s most-trusted medic Dr Hilary Jones.
In today’s Ask Dr Hilary: Coronavirus Explained:
- How would you advise schools, colleges and universities to go about social distancing when we gradually re-open?
- How long will the over 70s have to stay away from family and close friends after the main lockdown ends?
- Why are there still new cases of coronavirus despite the lockdown?
- Does the coronavirus have any effect on organ donation?
- I am being asked to go back to work, but I’m worried about my wife as she’s classed as vulnerable. Can I refuse to go back to work?
- If schools do reopen while there’s no cure or vaccine, should we take more precautions with our children than we usually would?
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