Boris Johnson said on Monday that he was "hopeful" that people will be able to travel abroad from May 17. But he didn't wish to give any "hostages to fortune" by making promises, the government's latest document advising people not to book summer holidays abroad "until the picture is clearer".
Johnson: "We are not there yet" on foreign travel decision
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He is right, we have come too far to throw all the good work away now far better wait until the majority of Europe has caught up with regards to the vaccines. Why would Spain want to put their citizens at risk for the sake of another few months.