With Covid hospitalisations set to soar, Adam Forrest asks whether the public will keep on listening to the prime minister’s public health messages after lockdown ends in England on 19 July
curbs would be a moment of triumph; a chance to herald the glorious day lockdown is lifted forever and life can get back to normal.
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