
Apr 10, 2020 -- 3:29PM, InsiderTrader wrote:
I am not defending anyone.I am asking the general question... should ministers and others doing essential work be allowed see their kids during lockdown if their work is in a different location to where their family is living?I notice none of the haters are willing to answer that one.
Clearly it makes perfect sense for Jenrick, his wife, and their three young daughters to live in the same property during the lockdown.
But what is their usual home ?
It has been reported that his wife works in London during the week, we don't know if his kids go to school in London.
If the kids do go to school in London, then he has taken them away from a hotspot and moved to a second home, something the good folks of Cornwall were requesting others not to do.
If his kids do not school in London, when does Jenrick and his wife ever see them ?
Disclose the full facts.




Apr 10, 2020 -- 6:16PM, Cider wrote:
Her position was untenable. Joe Pike actually asked about Jenrick at the Scottish briefing earlier today, only he would know why.
He was hardly going to get clarity from Nicola Sturgeon.
Apr 10, 2020 -- 6:17PM, jollyswagman wrote:
personally, i am not hanging him, it just shows the rather simplistic slogan doesnt actually represent what the policy is.
I move that 99.9% of people know the rules. The rules themselves are not unclear. The reason why I started the thread you referenced was to discuss the leftist agenda to create the false narrative that they aren't clear.
Apr 10, 2020 -- 6:40PM, impossible123 wrote:
Cider, that can only happen in the UK. Sunbathing a form of exercise? It's an alternative to being a couch potato except one is being fried in the sun.
After Ridge asked Matt Hancock about some people being confused still, and was he saying people couldn't sunbathe under the one exercise per day for an hour maximum exemption, SKy News were running the breaking news ticker 'Matt Hancock states sunbathing is banned in the UK'
some people are morons
Apr 10, 2020 -- 6:52PM, jollyswagman wrote:
cider thanks for that, i missed that bit. maybe looking for a story but not a leftist agenda, imo. you think differently.what about the pm and gove not understanding their own advice? if the government dont understand their own advice or if the rich (jenrick) have more acceptable reasons to move around then dont be surprised if the public are confused or think they can ignore the official advice.rolling news need headlines/stories some people are morons
jolly, once one sees the left agenda in the mainstream media, one can't unsee it! I was never political at all until the majority of MPs in parliament at the time tried to overturn the referendum result. There are genuine people on the left side of politics, but they are swamped by the more vocal types that can't abide an opinion that differs from their own. I'm happy to debate anyone on any topic as long as they remain relatively civil.
Likely there have been times where the government and advisers haven't been able to follow the letter of all the guidance. They have been working for us though, it's not happened for selfish reasons. Mostly due to the ancient, antiquated nature of #10 and Westminster parliament where people are squeezed into limited spaces. Hindsight is a great thing and let's be honest, not many people thought the situation we're in now was a genuine prospect even a month ago. CV 19 is genuinely the silent and invisible killer.