
WATCH: With the exception of the Scilly Isles, all of England will now be in Tier Four or Three
Hancock announces the changes in the Commons and the country moves closer to another lockdown.
Hancock announces the changes in the Commons and the country moves closer to another lockdown.
Our panelists were also impressed with the Government’s decision to order 350 million doses of the vaccine.
Support for the Government maintaining its present course takes a plurality of the votes, and that for easing restrictions faster loses its majority.
And the Government’s own standing moves into the black for the first time since our August poll.
There is real anger in Stratford-upon-Avon as the number of empty shops continues to grow.
“There really is a star in the sky. And it is glowing brighter and brighter. We have a vaccine!”
There is much to be said for a simpler Christmas, at which we are grateful for what we are given, regardless of how modest it may be.
More of the South and East of the country goes to Tier Four, more of the rest into Tier Three – and none of it now is left in Tier One.
In spite of Cummings’ departure, DARPA should remain a manifesto priority: we need its approach to risk – and indeed failure.
The risk and severity of Covid – particularly for this patient group – outweighs the theoretical unproven risk of getting inoculated.
“It is also true that we believe the risks of transmission by a solitary driver sitting alone in the cab are really very low.”
The country has been celebrated for its libertarian approach to Coronavirus. But its Prime Minister and even its King have since deemed this a “failure”.
That means looking into, and addressing, the cultural and working practices which create and maintain significant barriers for women.
This new variant is understandably causing concern but there is no evidence that vaccines will be less effective. We must stay calm and follow the rules.
This should be welcomed by all – because it will carry greater legitimacy among the public who sent us to Westminster to be their representatives.