British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned that the CCP virus variant first detected in India could “pose a serious disruption” to plans to ease lockdown restrictions and “could make it more difficult” to end them as hoped in June. But he said that step three of the government’s roadmap out of the COVID-19 lockdown will go ahead as planned on May 17, which will allow indoor hospitality venues to reopen and resume international travel. Addressing a Downing Street press conference, Johnson said: “I do not believe that we need, on the present evidence, to delay our roadmap and we will proceed with our plan to move to step three in England from Monday. “But I have to level with you that this new variant could pose a serious disruption to our progress and could make it more difficult to move to step four in June.” Johnson said the country …