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Plans for further easing of restrictions to be set out next week

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The Government will set out plans next week for a further easing of restrictions on travel, aviation, hospitality, sport and live events.

A Cabinet meeting is expected to take place next Friday to make the final decisions for reopening during June and to sketch out plans for July.

The Government aims to set out how international travel can reopen over the summer using the framework of the EU Digital Green Certificate.

This evening the European Parliament and EU member states agreed a deal that will allow for anybody living in the EU's 27 countries to secure a digital health pass by the end of June that displays their vaccination status, results of Covid-19 tests or whether they have recovered from a coronavirus infection.

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