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Spring is springing: and with it a sign that lockdown measures will start to be eased. Care home residents in England will be allowed one regular visitor from the 8th of March - and reports suggest that people could be allowed to meet each other outdoors by Easter. (Subscribe: https://bit.ly/C4_News_Subscribe)
We're joined by the author and mathematical biologist Dr Kit Yates.
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