Welcome to the week in 60 minutes, brought to you by Spectator TV, recorded on Thursday, February the 18th, on this week's show.

Will we still be in lockdown come summer?

The chances are the rules will be eased about how much,

and would vaccine passports mean greater freedom?

The spectator's political team will tell us about next week's exit strategy announcement

from the Prime Minister.

We'll be joined by Trevor Phillips

and Rod Little to discuss vaccine passports. We'll take a look at the global vaccine game.

China and Russia are now using to export their vaccines as soft power to gain favor in developing

countries. How can the West response?

And finally, how TV and film have given us a renewed interest in England's Anglo-Saxon

origins.

All that to come in the next hour.

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Now, on Monday, Boris Johnson will set out how he sees England leaving its third lockdown.

So what can we expect to hear? I'm joined by James Fasai,

the spectator's political editor and Katie Bolls, our deputy political editor. James, first of all,

before we look at what he might say, what are the forces crowding in on them? Is it, on the one hand,

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