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In tonight's latest instalment of the long running series "actions have consequences"... 1266385910360391680

One for those "Superb" voters

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I saw someone say this week that it appears promising to enforce draconian anti-immigration rules is way more popular than actually doing it, this appears to be a case in point.

Not often this happens but Piers Morgan of all people has put it better than I could. 1263008728615473152

I'm more concerned about my sister being placed at risk in her role as a teacher. My cousin can catch up on learning.

Not just that, but if someone puts themselves forward as a scientist then gets things my 7 year old cousin could correct them on wrong then it's hard to take much else they have to say seriously.

Scientists who understand how calendars work is normally a start.

I struggle to get on board with the advice of any scientist who thinks there's a 30th February.

Van Tam also said care homes had been on lockdown since February 30th. Which is bollocks on two counts.

People rallying round the Government is usual in times of crisis such as this, however personally I'm sensing a change in the public mood. I'm seeing a lot of people who never express political opinions attacking the Government right now, and not just on social media. EDIT - subsequently came...

Interesting to note both of those were pre-recorded so presumably could have multiple takes / be spliced together.

By the same token you might just as well ask how much worse it could have been if we'd put the Chuckle Brothers in charge. The fact is they are the Government, they make the decisions and they carry the can if it goes wrong. That's how leadership works.

I went for Poor rather than Very Poor purely because in the end they listened, albeit far, far too late. It wouldn't have surprised me if they'd tried to go full Trump on it.