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Old 23-05-2020, 15:50   #86
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Re: Coronavirus

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Originally Posted by Mick View Post
Yes he said not do that yes, but if there is an exception and there is a jolly good one, both parents are ill with Covid-19 and they want to do the right thing and protect the child from getting it, their right to do so then that is the exception to what Boris says.
But the exception was only announced two weeks after Dominic Cummings had set off on his trip.
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Sources close to Mr Cummings earlier cited comments made by deputy chief medical officer Dr Jenny Harries, who suggested in "exceptional circumstances" parents too ill to look after a child could rely on family support, among other options.
But Dr Harries made her remarks almost two weeks after Mr Cummings travelled north.
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...thing-11993298
And it's entirely plausible that the exceptions were only devised to try and accommodate Dominic Cummings' situtaion.
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