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EID MUBARAK FROM BRITBANGLACOVID

HAPPY EID! EID MUBARAK!

We do need to celebrate after a month of Ramadan; we do need to be over the moon. 

I urge you to think about social distancing, although it is going to be hard. We are doing it for the benefit of our family and friends.

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