Gulp. This is pretty bleak if true.
Experts have warned that restrictions on large gatherings could remain in place for "the next few years" as the world learns to live with the coronavirus.
Tim Spector, a professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London, told Times Radio that he "can't see us suddenly having another Cheltenham Festival with no regulations again".
"I can't see us having massive weddings with people coming from all over the world, I think for the next few years those days are gone," he added.
Prof Spector also suggested that basic infection control measures - including physical distancing, face masks and handwashing - should remain in place as they "don't cost really anything to do".
"I think we need to get used to that and that will allow us to do the things we really want to do more easily and more readily," he said.
On a more positive note Prof Spector, who created the Zoe Covid Symptom Study, said the infection survey indicates that coronavirus rates are "generally much lower everywhere" in the country, with around one in 170 people infected on average.
He suggested that reinstating the rule of six allowing people to meet outdoors should be "definitely encouraged" around the same time as primary schools begin to return.
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