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As the winter chill winds its insidious way around Britain, gloved fingers across the nation remain firmly crossed in the hope that we’ll soon see an end to ‘Covid chaos’.
A vaccine is imminent. Coronavirus cases have fallen. But for the time being, most of us are still living under tight ‘Tier system’ restrictions. Making sense of the present, let alone plans for the future, is still no easy task.
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