British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday refused to set firm dates for easing COVID-19 lockdown measures, arguing instead that a “cautious but irreversible” plan would be preferable. Johnson, who is due to reveal his plan for exiting lockdown on Feb. 22, has come under pressure from lawmakers and businesses to set clear dates for the lifting of CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus restrictions following the biggest vaccine roll-out in British history. “If we possibly can, we’ll be setting out dates,” he told reporters during a visit to a health centre in London. But he said the dates the government will be setting out will be “the target date by which we hope to do something at the earliest.” “If, because of the rate of infection, we have to push something off a little bit to the right, delay it for a little bit, we won’t hesitate to do that,” …