Matt Hancock, who put his 'protective ring' so effectively round the UK's care homes ('protective ring' on Google search usually comes up with a plastic part to seal a patient's connection to a stoma bag), leads an app which is still being explained to the people of the Isle of Wight (video below released on Friday - "this is not a scientific measuring tool", yet it could put you in isolation for 14 days), a test and trace service split between commercial call centre operators, "NHS Professionals" and Public Health England (surely a world-beating trio), and an NHS that now can't even count tests on a daily basis.
Priti Patel has been bounced into a plan to quarantine visitors to the UK that fewer and fewer people believe is worth the hassle, and faces louder and louder rumblings of a Tory revolt - perhaps a lightning conductor for the anti-Cummings lobby. Michael Gove doesn't know how many 'border agents' we'll need by next year, but says we can train them online. Even Dishy Rishi is beginning a tap-dance on how he'll turn off the free-flowing tap of Government support he so easily turned on. From Monday, don't expect full details from Gavin Williamson on the English schools that are/aren't back in operation.
— Bob Seely MP (@IoWBobSeely) May 29, 2020
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