Anyone who asks "Why have so many died in Britain so far?" not "Why so few?" merely demonstrates that they haven& #39;t been following events properly since early February.

The qstn to ask policymakers is not "Why hv so many died?" It is: "Do you have a way to get us through, from here, that does not involve hundreds of thousands more dying?" To be honest, I& #39;m not at all sure they do, and it& #39;s time they & #39;fessed up.

Watch this interview again, & remember: we didn& #39;t go with what the professor of epidemiology said was the only way forward. We didn& #39;t side with the expert. We sided with the blogger. But does that mean the professor was somehow wrong on the scientific pt? https://twitter.com/Channel4News/status/1238573667002523648?s=19">https://twitter.com/Channel4N...

Remember this? Has something changed that makes this incorrect? If so, what? https://youtu.be/nl6tTwxzCi8 ">https://youtu.be/nl6tTwxzC...

None of this is to criticise the lockdown. But the lockdown doesn& #39;t solve anything. It merely buys time for us to do something. What? What has it bought us time to do?