The health secretary has cautioned against booking holidays abroad this summer despite the coronavirus vaccination rollout.
Matt Hancock’s comments come after the foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, suggested it was 'too early' for Britons to book summer breaks overseas.
Asked if people should book a trip abroad, Hancock said: 'I’m going to Cornwall. And I have said before I think we’re going to have a great British summer. But we’ve got a lot of work to do between now and then.
'What we can do is see the line of sight to vaccinating everybody by September and anything before that would be a bonus. As the foreign secretary said yesterday, we’re driving this as fast as we possibly can.'
Matt Hancock cautions against booking holidays abroad