Across the UK we can meet more people, while in England some children are back in school and car showrooms and open-air markets have reopened.
But some scientists, even those advising government, have been in mutinous mood - saying ministers are acting too soon.
And the lifting of restrictions has been described as a "dangerous moment" even by England's deputy chief medical officer.
There were an estimated 100,000 new infections every day in England on 23 March, the day when Boris Johnson announced strict curbs on our daily lives.
That compares with around 8,000 daily infections at the moment.
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