BORIS Johnson will deliver a speech to mark the end of the G7 summit on Sunday, June 13.
The Prime Minister is expected to make some announcements about coronavirus restrictions in England.
Boris Johnson’s speech will start at 2.05pm GMT, just minutes after England will kick off their first Euro 2021 game against Croatia.
The British government is expected to delay the lifting of England’s remaining Covid restrictions by up to four weeks, according to multiple reports.
The final stage of ending lockdown, originally planned to take place no earlier than 21 June, is expected to be delayed due to growing concern over the Delta variant.
Leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, and the US met in Cornwall for the annual G7 summit on Friday, June 11, 2021.
It will end on June 13, 2021.
The three-day meeting is the first between G7 leaders since the start of the pandemic.
Also known as the Group of Seven, these countries are seven of the largest economies of the world.
Together, they represent more than 62 per cent of the global net wealth ($280trillion).
The group was founded in the early 1970s as the seven countries discussed concerns about the collapse of the oil industry.
Since then, summits have been held across the globe as members discuss everything from the environment to the economy.
Along with the G7 members representatives of the European Union will attend.
The Prime Minister has also invited leaders from India, South Korea and Australia to the 47th meeting of the group.
It is the first time Johnson has met Joe Biden in his role as US President.
The summit is being held in the UK because it currently holds the presidency of the group.
The G7 summit is being held in the Cornwall village of Carbis Bay with the summit hosted at the Carbis Bay Hotel.
The Government says that Cornwall will “reap the benefits of hosting the G7” and will “provide the best of Cornish hospitality for leaders, delegates and the world’s media”.
The region is also described as a “powerhouse for green innovation.”
