Published 4 years ago

Boris Johnson blames 'too many breaches' for new wave of Covid-19 restrictions

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The Prime Minister, whose own senior aide Dominic Cummings faced calls to resign for ignoring self-isolation advice, addressed the nation from Downing Street this evening

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The Guardian

UK coronavirus live: Boris Johnson says 'there have been too many breaches' and warns restrictions could go further

Prime minister addresses nation as UK records 4,926 new cases, highest daily tally since May

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson blames 'too many breaches' for new wave of Covid-19 restrictions

The Prime Minister, whose own senior aide Dominic Cummings faced calls to resign for ignoring self-isolation advice, addressed the nation from Downing Street this evening

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Boris Johnson blames 'too many breaches' in address to the nation on new rules

The prime minister earlier told Parliament about new lockdown restrictions before he addressed the nation (Picture: Getty/EPA/Reuters)Boris Johnson is addressing the nation about a raft of strict new coronavirus rules. Earlier the prime minister had outlined a host of measures intended to stop the spread of Covid-19, including a curfew on pubs and restaurants, a U-turn encouraging working from home and the possibility of enlisting the military t…

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Euronews

COVID-19: Boris Johnson warns of further restrictions in live address

UK prime minister Boris Johnson said he was 'reluctant' to curb civil liberties to fight coronavirus but put the country on notice that there could be further restrictive measures if cases continue to rise.In a live address to the nation, he warned that the government would consider introducing further restrictions if people do not adhere to the rules."Never in our history has our collective destiny and our collective health depended so complete…

4 years ago·France

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