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Daryl
A bit late for that I think.
Alfie Noakes
Three months too late but that's what you get from a governing class of don't cares advised by libertarian eugenicists.
Tangerine2000
Closing the border would have saved lives.
https://www.heathrow.com/company/about-heathrow/company-information/facts-and-figures
Goodlucktoyou
No testing, a PM who, recent research suggests covid19 affects certain brain functions connected to the central nervous system regulating lung infections, hardly no protection for doctors and health workers, slaughter of care home residents...but the captain is at the wheel. Heave ho!
Hiro S Nobumasa
I'm pretty sure that da-kine Trump is laughing so hard at Johnson right now !
" Thank you Boris for being 'smarter' than me" , Donald must be silently musing to himself!
Pukey2
Many countries have banned foreigners from entering. I don't see why UK always has to be so willing to let anyone come through. If a UK citizen who has lived in Japan all their lives, has family in Japan and decides to leave temporarily to attend a relative's funeral, do you think the Japanese government would let them back?
Many of us in Japan are praying nothing happens to our relatives abroad, because we can't leave without risk losing our jobs and homes in Japan. The government lack sympathy, empathy and are ignorant of the fact their country is doing far far worse than all its neighbouring countries. No use banning people from HK, Taiwan, Korea, etc because they are sure as hell too scared to come here in the first place.
Don't worry. The NHS which saved his life should be receiving an extra 350 million pounds a week because of Brexit.
commanteer
What on earth are you talking about?
commanteer
We could discuss the merits and demerits about his approach, but calling it eugenics is like calling compulsory high school a concentration camp. But we have already been through this, and clearly will not agree.