Watch live: Boris Johnson, Professor Jonathan Van-Tam and Sir Patrick Vallance hold a news briefing

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Watch live: Boris Johnson, Professor Jonathan Van-Tam and Sir Patrick Vallance hold a #COVID19 news briefing as restrictions in England end

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