Multiple countries across Europe have started to relax COVID-19 rules and restrictions in an effort to keep the economy afloat, despite increasingly high levels of cases, driven by the Omicron variant. On Thursday, England lifted multiple restrictions including mandatory facemasks in enclosed places and vaccine passports that were previously required to enter nightclubs and large events, although organizations can still choose to use the NHS COVID pass if they wish to do so. People are also no longer advised to work from home in the country and from Jan. 31, the limit on the number of visitors allowed into care homes will also be removed. These “Plan B” measures were put in place in December after Omicron cases were found in the country. Meanwhile, incoming visitors flying into the county who are vaccinated will no longer have to undergo testing or isolation, while unvaccinated arrivals only have to take pre-departure and post-departure tests, but are also not …