UK hopes to be able to consider lockdown easing in March - Raab
"What we want to do is get out of this national lockdown as soon as possible," Raab told Sky News television
A person wearing a protective face mask walks past an advertisement amid the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19), in Liverpool, Britain October 13, 2020. Photo: Reuters
Britain's government is hoping that it can meet its target for rolling out coronavirus vaccines and be able to consider easing lockdown restrictions by March.
"What we want to do is get out of this national lockdown as soon as possible," Raab told Sky News television.
"By early spring, hopefully by March, we'll be in a position to make those decisions. I think it's right to say we won't do it all in one big bang. As we phase out the national lockdown, I think we'll end up phasing through a tiered approach."
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