Boris Johnson is set to host a press conference on Monday night to explain what life will look like following the July 19 unlocking.
The Prime Minister will speak to the nation this evening and will lay out the plan to "restore people's freedoms" on July 19.
The Government will also publish the results of its reviews into the use of vaccine passports and the future of social distancing guidance.
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Reports have suggested that Mr Johnson is preparing to scrap social distancing measures and ditch legal requirements to wear face coverings on "freedom day".
Officials said the Prime Minister would give an update on Monday on the next steps on the one metre-plus rule in hospitality venues, the use of masks, and working from home.
As well as publishing the taskforce reviews, an update will also be provided on what is next for care home visits, No 10 said.
Speaking before his announcement, the Prime Minister said people would have to "exercise judgment" to protect themselves from Covid-19, in a sign the Government will shift from legally enforced restrictions to affording people personal choice.
Mr Johnson said: "Thanks to the successful rollout of our vaccination programme, we are progressing cautiously through our road map.
"Today we will set out how we can restore people's freedoms when we reach Step 4.
"But I must stress that the pandemic is not over and that cases will continue to rise over the coming weeks.
"As we begin to learn to live with this virus, we must all continue to carefully manage the risks from covid and exercise judgment when going about our lives."
