Boris Johnson out of COVID-19 Isolation After 2 Weeks

Boris Johnson out of COVID-19 Isolation After 2 Weeks
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson attends (on screen) a virtual news conference on the ongoing situation with the CCP virus at Downing Street in London on Nov. 23, 2020. Henry Nicholls/WPA Pool/Getty Images
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ended his self-isolation two weeks after coming into contact with a Conservative MP who later tested positive for the CCP virus.

Later on Thursday, Johnson will chair a cabinet meeting and then give a news conference to explain local restrictions which will be put in place after England’s month-long COVID-19 lockdown ends on Dec. 2, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak told the BBC.