What will happen to test and trace and self-isolating rules after July 19?
Get the latest Yorkshire breaking news and updates delivered straight to your inbox - sign up for free email updates Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  In just two weeks' time on July 19, all coronavirus restrictions in England are expected to end with Boris Johnson today confirming plans as part of Stage 4 of the roadmap. After a fraught 2021 which saw the UK enter a third lockdown with strict rules in place from January to the end of March when restrictions were first eased, the end is now in sight. However, many people have questions regarding the exit process ahead of the so-called 'Freedom Day' and what this means for things like face masks, social distancing and self-isolations. In his press conference from Downing Street on Monday, July 5, Mr Johnson confirmed that all measures are set to be lifted in two weeks' time. He said that lifting restrictions is a balance before adding that "we must be honest with ourselves" and that if we don't lift lockdown on July 19, "when will we?" (Image: Daniel Leal-Olivas - WPA Pool/Getty Images)  Appealing to those who want a delay, Mr Johnson said he did not want to wait until winter. This means that from July 19, all legal social contact limits will be lifted and all remaining businesses will be open. The one metre plus rule will end on social distancing, as will the legal obligation to wear a face-covering - although guidance and advice will be issued. The government will no longer be instructing people to work from home. This means it will instead be at the employer's discretion. Enter your postcode for the latest Covid-19 data for your area  There will be no Covid-19 passport and test and trace will remain. This means that people could still be asked to self-isolate if they come into contact with someone who has had coronavirus. Mr Johnson also said the red list will be removed, with the data monitored on a regular basis to determine whether further changes need to be made. To get the latest email updates from Yorkshire and LeedsLive, click here .