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Track and trace won't be up to speed until a month after schools and businesses reopen.

That's like getting a car up to top speed in the outer lane of a motorway, driving for a while, and then deciding to finish mending the brakes.
And then there's this...

And this...
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Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡, UK 🔜 EU
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"Britain left off 'safe list' of countries free to holiday in Greece

UK fails to fit epidemiological profile demanded by Athens, which has kept Covid-19 in check"

THIS is why we're introducing quarantine. It's because we're already on the "can't come in" list of many countries.
Greece is one, Cyprus is another, but there are many more. The only way to disguise our status as international pariah by virtue of being the country equivalent of Typhoid Mary is to bring in a pointless quarantine and then pretend the rest of the world is just retaliating.
But make no mistake about it: the UK was blacklisted or put on notice it would be blacklisted BEFORE the quarantine was talked about here.

It's a lot like Cummings making up a story about testing his eyes after the fact to hide a jolly jaunt to Barnard Castle.
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We should remember that not all Tory MPs are equally complicit. Many of the worst decisions will have been made with just a tiny inner circle from Cabinet in the room.

Most MPs will have had no input at all into the planning process aside from debates and votes in Parliament.
So yes, the calamitous handling of the pandemic is 100% the fault of the Tory party.

But that doesn't mean we should be eager to tar all Tory MPs with the same brush.

Many of them are just as shocked and distraught as all the rest of us are.
For instance, over 80 MPs have now gone public to denounce Cummings or demand his resignation.

So sharpen and focus the aim of your wrath on the people who truly deserve to feel it.
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BJ: "I've said quite a lot on this matter already. I also noticed that the Durham Police said they would take no action. I intend to draw a line under this."

Then blocks the scientific advisers from weighing in, as LauraK asked them to! And cuts LauraK's follow-up attempt off!
He's just blocked the same question from Robert Peston!

BJ: "It's very important that our advisers don't effectively get dragged into political controversy."

He's gone Full Trump.

Leaves his scientific advisers sitting there like lemons.
Go media go!

Third person weighs in with the same question.
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