Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isbaugh Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup.

With just over a week to go until the planned unlocking of all government restrictions,

the vaccine's minister Nadine Zahawai joined Andrew Mar to discuss what would happen next.

Zahari suggested that some aspects of daily life could look very similar to now.

The fortification of the vaccination program has allowed us to cautiously move to step four,

and the PM will say more about this.

The guidelines will be very clear on things like mask wearing. There's an expectation of people to wear masks indoors, in crowded

places on public transport. There's both a personal responsibility and a corporate responsibility.

So rather than governed by DICTAT, what we're saying is we move to step four cautiously.

All the border controls and the stringy border continues.

You're moving for a must to please.

No, we're moving for months to you are expected to wear a mask in indoor spaces,

on crowded trains and elsewhere.

That will help the whole country.

Mar challenged the Harwe over Boris Johnson's claim that the link between COVID infections

and serious cases of the disease had been severed.

We talk a lot about the Prime Minister and words and so forth, but that is wrong, isn't it?

We have not severed the link.

Well, I watched the Prime Minister at that press conference that he just showed.

But that wasn't the press conference. That was the House of Commons.

And he said seven believe.

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