Sir Paul’s intervention came as Boris Johnson’s (pictured today) Government faces increasing pressure over its handling of the pandemic Boris Johnson may have ‘lost his edge’ and not yet fully recovered from his personal battle with coronavirus, a leading Tory MP warned today. As the Prime Minister faced increasing criticism of his handling of the … Read more
New mother Carrie Symonds has wished Dilyn the dog a happy first birthday on social media. Boris Johnson‘s fiancée shared a series of snaps of the pup on Twitter and Instagram today to mark the occasion. The couple, who welcomed son Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson last month, adopted Dilyn last year from the small animal charity Friends … Read more
Ministers fear the UK could go ‘back to square one’ in the fight against coronavirus if Britons do not adhere to lockdown rules as data suggests people have been flouting restrictions for weeks. Health Secretary Matt Hancock last night pleaded with people to stick to current restrictions which prohibit meeting more than one person from … Read more
Lockdown breakdown: Fears coronavirus crisis could go ‘back to square one’ amid evidence Britons have been bending the rules for WEEKS with nearly a FIFTH having met up with family and friends in parks Health Secretary Matt Hancock urged nation to stick with lockdown restrictions He said ‘let’s not go back to square one’ amid … Read more
‘Will be a hard slog carrying 3 fridges to the park!’ Boris Johnson is ridiculed online after No 10 tweet telling people to keep two metres apart compared the distance to the kitchen appliance Boris Johnson has revealed his ‘road map’ for easing lockdown restrictions No10 tweet social distancing advice telling people to keep ‘three … Read more
Swimming pools will be told to use more chlorine when they reopen to the public after research showed a certain concentration of the chemical kills coronavirus. Britons are able to swim outdoors in lakes and the sea under eased lockdown rules, but Boris Johnson said last month ‘we can’t do anything for swimming pools’ because … Read more
A Nobel Prize-winning scientists tore into Boris Johnson‘s leadership during the coronavirus crisis today, claiming it was not clear ‘who is actually in charge of the decisions’. Sir Paul Nurse said Britain has been left on the ‘back foot’ with a lack of clear planning that left it ”firefighting through successive crises’, in a scathing … Read more
Plans to reopen primary schools are driven by welfare concerns not evidence younger year groups are less vulnerable to the virus, Sage source reveals PM wants children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 6 to go back to class on June 1 Decision was based on welfare not evidence younger pupils are less prone to … Read more
Immunity certificates for people to prove they are protected against coronavirus are being looked at by the Government in an effort to get people back to work. Matt Hancock announced contracts for 10 million antibody tests had been signed which would be given to NHS and care workers from next week. The Health Secretary told … Read more
Boris Johnson bowed to massive pressure to drop the NHS surcharge for foreign health and care workers tonight. The PM declared that the levy will be dropped after senior Conservatives complained it was ‘immoral’ and ‘mean-spirited’ that those on the frontline of the coronavirus battle were being forced to pay. Mr Johnson insisted yesterday that the … Read more