Boris Johnson - page 125

Let's see what these dummies get up to now.

France, Canada and Israel have also offered the city humanitarian assistance as the death toll continues to rise.

Pharmacies have been told to stockpile six weeks' worth of drugs to safeguard against potential Brexit disruption.

People aged 50 to 70 may be given 'risk ratings' and told to shield at home under Boris Johnson's plan to avoid another lockdown.

The PM made the announcement the day before the lockdown rollbacks were planned.

The rate of infection is quickly rising.

'Unless people follow the rules and behave safely, we may need to go further.'

The prime minister has been criticised for 'cronyism' and abandoning a long-standing Conservative policy to reduce the size of the House.

Several more businesses were set to open tomorrow.

'I think the general feeling is anger. We're angry. We've been let down by our Government.'

Ministers are monitoring Covid infection rates amid fears that a second wave is taking hold in mainland Europe.

50,000 vouchers worth £50 each are up for grabs as part of a £2billion plan to encourage the nation to lose weight.

Lissie Harper wrote to the Prime Minister asking him to 'right such a despicable wrong for our country'.

'He wants to go further on opening things up and getting people back to work, but he knows it'll be his head on the block if things go wrong.'

The PM said quarantine may have to be reintroduced for certain areas to stop travellers 'coming back from those places seeding the disease here in the UK'.

An anti-obesity plan being unveiled today includes a ban on sweet displays at store checkouts and 'buy one, get one free' promotions on crisps and chocolate.

The initiative comes as increasing evidence links being overweight to an increased risk or serious illness or death from Covid-19.

Johnson seemed to enjoy comparing his spending plans to the 'New Deal'. It’s not even close. It’s more like a no deal.

But the PM denied ministers were too slow in putting the country into lockdown, arguing he ‘stuck like glue’ to the expert scientific advice.

It has been a busy 12 months.

It would mean you only have to work four days a week but be paid for five.

The PM also said he believes that Britain will be 'well on the way past' the outbreak by next summer.

Those who are overweight are much more likely to need hospital treatment or die from coronavirus.

Ch-ch-changes...

The Prime Minister also spoke of his desire to ‘build back better’ after the pandemic.