- Most of the coronavirus restrictions in England ended on Monday, and some people call it “Freedom Day.”
- Despite this, the anti-blockade protesters took to the streets as they did in the past few months.
- The rapid spread of Covid-19 cases in the UK forced Boris Johnson to self-isolate.
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On Monday, anti-blockade protesters gathered in England, even though most of the restrictions they opposed have been lifted. The video showed that Londoners clashed with the police and held slogans with slogans such as “freedom” and “enough”:
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Telegraph Describe the incident as an “anti-vaccination demonstration.”
The subway reported Some people there said they are now demanding the cancellation of fines and court orders for previous violations of the lockdown regulations.
Metropolitan Police Say “We are responding to the demonstration in Parliament Square this afternoon. A group of people blocked the road that caused the traffic interruption.”
Most of the coronavirus restrictions in England were lifted on Monday. Some critics call it “Freedom Day”.
There is no longer any limit on the number of people you can meet, which means nightclubs and other places can be reopened. The law no longer requires wearing a face mask. The government describes these changes as the transfer of responsibility from the state to the individual.
People are still encouraged to work from home, meet outdoors as much as possible, and wear masks in crowded places. There are also isolation requirements when traveling from many countries. After being notified by the country’s coronavirus tracking app, people are still told to quarantine if they have been in contact with an infected person. Experts criticized this change. Despite the surge in coronavirus cases driven by the Delta variant, there has been an increase. This graph shows the surge in cases in the UK:
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is isolationLike the Minister of Finance, both spent time with Health Minister Sajid Javid, who tested positive for Covid-19.
