Boris Johnson Says Personal Judgment Needed When Forming a ‘Christmas Bubble’

A worker carries a tree at a Christmas Tree Farm, amidst the outbreak of the CCP virus, in Keele, Staffordshire, on Nov. 24, 2020. Carl Recine/Reuters

Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that at Christmas families will themselves have to decide whether to meet up with elderly and at-risk relatives during a five-day festive period relaxation of restrictions.

In a video update from 10 Downing Street on Wednesday Johnson warned the nation that the CCP virus was still a danger and personal judgment would be needed when forming a Christmas bubble.