All COVID-19 restrictions in England will be scrapped later this week, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced. Announcing his plan for “living with COVID” in the House of Commons on Monday, Johnson said the legal requirement for those who tested positive for the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus to self-isolate will be dropped from Feb. 24, and free universal testing will end on April 1. Johnson warned the “pandemic is not over,” with the Queen’s positive test over the weekend a “reminder this virus has not gone away.” But he said that it is time to “move from government restrictions to personal responsibility,” with “sufficient levels of immunity to complete the transition” from laws to relying on vaccines and treatments. The prime minister said: “COVID will not suddenly disappear so those who would wait for a total end to this war before lifting the remaining regulations would be restricting …