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No10 indicates date of Boris Johnson's Covid-19 roadmap has slipped

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Boris Johnson may not reveal his Covid-19 lockdown roadmap on February 22, Number 10 has said - despite the Prime Minister repeatedly using that date.

Today, the Prime Minister's spokesman would only say the plan for easing lockdown rules would be shared "in the week of February 22." The specific date is significant, because it is exactly two weeks before March 8 - when the government hopes to start reopening schools.

And they've committed to giving schools and parents two full weeks notice before classrooms will be reopened. The Prime Minister's official spokesman said: "We've been clear we will publish the roadmap on the week of the 22nd. "We will set out the roadmap that week but you've got what we've said previously about trying to give

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