British children returned to school on Monday after a two-month closure, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson saying he aimed to get the country “ moving closer to a sense of normality.” As part of the plan, millions of high school and college students coming back to UK classrooms will be tested for the first few weeks. Authorities want to quickly detect and isolate asymptomatic cases in order to avoid sending entire schools home. Britain has had Europe’s deadliest outbreak, with nearly 125,000 COVID-19 deaths, the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. Greece Eyes Lifting Curbs in Retail Before End-March, Tourism in May Greece plans to lift CCP virus restrictions in the retail sector and open schools before the end of March and begin to re-open the tourism sector in May ahead of the vital summer season, a government spokeswoman said on Monday. How the sector fares will …