On Sunday Boris Johnson will set out a plan for how we exit lockdown.

In preparation, a little unit inside the Foreign Office has been looking at examples from across Europe of what works and what doesn't.

So what might our new normal look like?

I've seen masks that people have made with the colours of their football clubs.

One woman on the train wearing half a nappy that she'd sort of strung over her face.

Germany has been out of lockdown for a fortnight already. It's been held up as an example of a country that's coped well with the virus,

but how are they coping with freedom?

They've done a very good job of coordinating it, but it's all starting to fall apart a bit

is that the sort of peloton of lockdowns breaks up and lots of states are now making

individual dashes of freedom.

What can the UK learn from Germany?

And what will Europe look like when this is all over?

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