Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says schools will be first to open after lockdown

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Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says schools will be first to open after lockdown

Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says schools will be first to open after lockdown

BBC News

Published 06 Jan 2021

Speaking ahead of a retrospective vote on England's restrictions, Boris Johnson said it was the "final stretch".

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