Published 4 years ago

Johnson calls for ‘spirit of togetherness’ to survive tough coronavirus winter

Summary by Shropshire Star

New curbs on freedoms announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to limit the spread of the virus could last for six months.

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U.K.'s Johnson urges 'spirit of togetherness' to combat virus

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson appealed Tuesday for resolve and a “spirit of togetherness” through the winter as he unveiled new restrictions on everyday life to suppress a dramatic spike in coronavirus cases.

4 years ago·Canada

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Shropshire Star

Johnson calls for ‘spirit of togetherness’ to survive tough coronavirus winter

New curbs on freedoms announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to limit the spread of the virus could last for six months.

4 years ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Express & Star

Johnson calls for ‘spirit of togetherness’ to survive tough coronavirus winter

New curbs on freedoms announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to limit the spread of the virus could last for six months.

4 years ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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Telegraph & Argus

Prime Minister calls for 'spirit of togetherness' - but bemoans 'too many breaches' of rules

The country faces an “unquestionably difficult” winter, Boris Johnson warned after announcing coronavirus restrictions which could last six months.

4 years ago·Bradford, United Kingdom

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Bristol Post

'The spirit of togetherness will carry us' - Boris Johnson's response to Covid

The virus is now starting to spread again in an ‘exponential way'

4 years ago·Bristol, United Kingdom

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Japan Today

British PM Johnson unveils new restrictions on everyday life to combat virus

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson appealed Tuesday for a “spirit of togetherness” through the winter as he unveiled a series of new restrictions on everyday life to suppress a dramatic spike in new coronavirus cases. Warning that the restrictions could last for six months, Johnson voiced his hopes that “things…

4 years ago·Sakado, Japan

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