(ANSA) - ROME, MARCH 27 - The path towards the partial exit of Great Britain from the lockdown proceeds without obstacles and there is no data that at the moment can dissuade from reopening, progressively, on April 12.
This was assured by the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson by speaking in video connection to a virtual forum of the Conservatives.
"In a few days I will finally be able to go to the barber," joked the prime minister who had recently made fun of the wild state of his hair. "But more important than the barber shop to me is the fact that in a few days I can go out and, with all the necessary precautions, I can have a pint of beer in the pub," Johnson said, according to Skynews, sending the British an accompanying message of encouragement. from the confirmation that prudence remains a must and no acceleration in the recovery at gradual stages is foreseen for now. "I see absolutely nothing that will dissuade me from continuing on the road map to freedom. The exit from the lockdown and the return to the life we love", assured the British premier. (HANDLE).
