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UK’s Johnson sees bumpy Covid winter, but radical changes by spring
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LONDON, Oct 4 — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said today he expected the next few months of the Covid-19 pandemic to be bumpy, but that things would look radically different in the spring.

"I’ve got to tell you, in all candour, it’s going to continue to be bumpy through to Christmas, it may even be bumpy beyond,” Johnson said during an interview on BBC television.

"If you talk to the scientists, they’re all virtually unanimous that by the spring things will be radically different and we’ll be in a different world, that is the normal cycle of a pandemic like this,” he said. — Reuters

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