Everyone in England will be offered free COVID-19 testing twice a week from April 9, the UK government announced on Monday. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) said this is a “significant step forward” which “paves the way for businesses and society reopening” as the ongoing CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus lockdown is gradually eased. “As we continue to make good progress on our vaccine programme and with our roadmap to cautiously easing restrictions under way, regular rapid testing is even more important to make sure those efforts are not wasted,” Prime Minister Boris Johnson said. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said one in three people who have COVID-19 do not show symptoms but could still be infectious, so rapid testing “is going to be fundamental in helping us quickly spot positive cases and squash any outbreaks.” “Reclaiming our lost freedoms and getting back to normal hinges on us …