Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday that data on CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus in England is “looking good” for a July 19 reopening of the country. But he played down suggestions that restrictions on foreign travel could be lifted as more people received the vaccines. The highly anticipated removal of all legal restrictions on social distancing was originally due on Monday, but Johnson announced a four-week delay on June 14, saying it was to buy the National Health Service (NHS) some “extra time” while the government accelerates the vaccination program to race against the spread of the Delta (Indian) variant of the CCP virus. Speaking during a visit to a laboratory in Hertfordshire on Monday, Johnson said that data looks good, although he didn’t rule out the possibility of a future delay. “You can never exclude that there’ll be some new disease, some new horror, that we simply haven’t budgeted for or …