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July 18, 20215:36 PM CDT
Last Updated 4 hours ago William James
Summary
PM U-turns after backlash, will now self-isolate
Plan to dodge full quarantine lasted less than three hours
'Freedom Day' plans to go ahead despite surging cases
Johnson pleads with public to take cautious approach
LONDON, July 18 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and finance minister Rishi Sunak will both self-isolate in line with national guidance, abandoning heavily criticised plans to take part in a pilot scheme that would have allowed them to continue working.
... Almost all remaining restrictions in England will be lifted on Monday despite a surge in infections
Cases are rising by more than 50,000 a day and hundreds of thousands of Britons are being asked to self isolate for 10 days, causing havoc for employers and parents, prompting train cancellations and forcing some businesses to close their doors.
