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Westminster was an absolute hotbed of the virus in the beginning. Round here was up there too. Parliament is a relatively unique "industry" where the workplace is London but the employees mostly live all over the country. Closing Parliament and asking MPs to move home was undoubtedly risky...

And not widely reported he co-owns the property with his parents. He has also lived there full time before.

Now the local council investigating why the spare cottage "doesn't exist" in terms of planning permission for change of use and council tax. https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/18491570.dominic-cummings-council-investigates-planning-permission-complaints-durham-lockdown-cottage/

What also worth noting is that his son had similar symptoms to his mother and tested negative. (I wrongly assumed early that under 5s aren't tested. That isn't the case in England, only Scotland and Northern Ireland. ) Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk

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Which fits your political beliefs but unfortunately it's completely incorrect. You are allowing your political beliefs to cloud your judgement. The police were very interested, interested enough to push through an inquiry quickly at a very senior level. Their conclusion is clear. In their...

"I'm not allowed to say that these days.." "You just did.."

No. Me neither......

It's a press conference (with questions taken afterwards) and the journalists can ask whatever questions they like. The scientists as civil servants can refuse to answer any question they deem to be political, but generally would give a non political answer as trained. What the Prime Minister...

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One of the oddest things about this saga is we don't know whether him or his wife actually had it. Leaving his wife aside for a moment... Boris Johnson gets positive test PRIOR to hospital admission. Matt Hancock get positive test and NO hospital admission. He's also confirmed he has taken a...

Stupid stupid question with an equally stupid analogy. One of the main reasons for the lock down was to stop people moving away from massively resourced NHS areas like London to lesser resourced areas like Durham. I hope it didn't take you long to compose that question. Sent from my...

When we find out what happened behind the scenes at the start of the Pandemic the last thing the Government will be worrying about is Brexit. I think Cummings himself knows he is toast due the mistakes he made at the start. He's the only one publically to say mistakes have been made. Boris...

We can therefore conclude that Cummings broke the law. Isn't it time we moved on ? :lolol:

If he had refused to return back or repeated the offence. They then issued a fixed penalty notice. He then refused to pay and let the court decide. , but it's hypothetical because he wasn't caught doing it and it is the current procedure of Durham Police not to issue fines retrospectively for...

As footnote, Cummings has described his lock down retreat as a "spare cottage" on his parent's farm. It's actually his second home because he joint owns the farm as confirmed by land registry documents. It's also received €235,000 in Euro subsidies...

Basically (badly) they have said: 1) He probably broke the law with trip to Castle Barnard. 2) He didn't "break the law" with trip to Durham, but they are only accessing the law and not Government guidance. 3) Due to the nature of the 1) if he had been spotted advice would have been given to...

He's been oddly quiet by political standards and has said far less than a number of Cabinet ministers have said in support. There has been no big interview until today. I'd imagine he's been advised to watch the Cummings car crash play out. All will now depend on the police investigation...

At least they know what an apology looks like.