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A pint of locker, please!
Yes, finally after the English were locked up for a long time, they reunited in their beloved pubs.
The epidemic has a tight grip on the entire world, but as more and more countries perform better at vaccinating against Govt-19, they are slowly starting to reopen.
Not only does the UK open its pubs, it can also visit libraries, gyms and theme parks.
But recently there has been unrest in the British Isles. The violence in Northern Ireland and the death of Prince Phillips have certainly affected the mood of the country, so how does this affect the reopening of pubs? In this episode of The Uptonblood Daily we take the tempo of Great Britain.
Guest: Peter Larson, correspondent for Uptonbladet in London.
Host: Jenny Ekren.
The Uptonbladet Daily is a daily podcast that summarizes and deepens current news events and contemporary events. Every week, we interview experts and reporters.
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