It absolutely isn't. You seem to be suggesting that the public should ignore advice if they feel that, in their opinion, the virus is less of a threat, in a hypothetical situation in the future
My 86 year old Polish father-in-law ended up in A&E this afternoon. The heat got too much for him during his daily walk. Two old dears phoned an ambulance and made sure he was okay. His English isn't too great but an interpreter was found, and he was looked after until he recovered.
Great care. No charge for the service provided. This is what it should be all about.
Not a massive fan of racism or homophobia, so cards tend to be marked. I'm not entirely sure whether my input helps from thereon in. Might be counterproductive
You don't think what is "happening in London" is significant?
I wonder why Tories up here are suddenly wanting to distance themselves from Westminster...
A classic case of giving someone enough rope. Nicola and the UK opposition just need to play a waiting game. Johnson will do the Tory thing and act in self interest surely now