Will people be able to hug their grandparents this Christmas?
As the prospect of a coronavirus vaccine becomes more realistic, there's one question on everyone's mind.When will be able to get back to normal and see the people we care about the most?During a Downing Street press conference on Monday, England's deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van-Tam acknowledged that there was an "enormous mental health burden."As well as mental health problems, there was a wider issue of people feeling "really rubbish about where we are now," he said."Our lives have changed, we can’t do the things that we normally do as human beings, we can’t interact in the way that we want to," Professor Van Tam told the briefing."We don’t have the nice things, like sport on a Saturday afternoon at a stadium and so forth.