Sign up for the latest from M.E.N. political editor Jennifer Williams Boris Johnson will say 'brighter days' are to come, ahead of a raft of announcements on coronavirus lockdown, travel rules and vaccine passports expected tomorrow.
In his Easter message, the Prime Minister acknowledged it had been a 'very tough year', but said the holiday had brought fresh optimism, the Mirror reports. "This has been a very tough 12 months," he said. "But, as ever, the arrival of Easter brings with it new hope. "And this year more than ever, it brings the promise of brighter days ahead for us all." He has faced criticism previously for his overly optimistic promises about the UK's recovery from coronavirus.
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