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Dominic Raab has warned the public that lockdown measures could last into June as ministers came under increasing pressure to set out a detailed plan to ease the stringent restrictions.Setting out plans for a minimum three-week extension to prevent a deadly second peak of infections, Boris Johnsons stand-in said that any relaxation now would substantially increase the number of deaths .And dispelling any hopes that the conditions would be lifted entirely before the May bank holiday, he said that there could be ongoing local lockdowns well into the summer to avoid new hotspots emerging.Raab said ministers had received very clear advice from Sage, the expert scientific committee advising the government, that lifting restrictions
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