UK government contingency backstop: A welcome boost, but no panacea
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UK government contingency backstop: A welcome boost, but no panacea

Samuel Casey
12 August 2021
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Young woman wearing face mask while walking in the streets of London
Young woman wearing face mask while walking in the streets of London | gemphotography/Getty Images/iStockphoto

Anybody intrepid enough to have left their homes since most coronavirus restrictions were lifted will know that it has not heralded anything like a return to normality.

My trip to the Royal Albert Hall last week was a case in point: compulsory negative test or double vaccination to enter, mask-wearing vigorously encouraged, and enough hand sanitiser to float the Ever Given.

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