LONDON: British students are expected to be able to go home for Christmas, a junior minister said on Tuesday, amid concern that the second wave of the novel coronavirus could strand them at university over the festive period.
“We would expect students to be able to go home for Christmas of course that is something that absolutely we’ll be working towards,” junior skills minister Gillian Keegan told BBC Radio.
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