British Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed on Monday that the third step of the roadmap out of the COVID-19 lockdown can go ahead, which will allow people in England to hug loved ones, dine in restaurants, and go on holiday abroad from May 17. Earlier, the chief medical officers of the UK’s four nations agreed to lower the country’s COVID-19 alert level from level four to level three, allowing social distancing rules and other CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus restrictions to be gradually loosened. “With deaths and hospitalisations at their lowest level since last July and the UK’s four chief medical officers today agreeing a reduction in the alert level, the data now support moving to step three in England from next Monday, May 17,” Johnson told a press briefing at 10 Downing Street. “This unlocking amounts to a very considerable step on the road map back to normality and …