And that is happening in every country significantly affected by this virus, so are all govts equally as bad as this one in managing an unprecedented situation?
Look, I'm not going to try to justify every decision as a good one, because as I've already said, numerous poor decisions have been made, but progress in halting the spread is being made and that is a positive outcome of decisions this govt has made
And sorry if this is a cop out, but I'm not going to spend the evening debating opinions. I accept much of the criticism being levelled at Johnson as valid and legitimate, it's just my own view is that it's not the total disaster that others view it as, nor is it as bad as it had potential to be. Let's not forget that the scientific and medical advice the govt are basing their decisions on would be exactly the same advice given to any other UK govt; the advisors are civil servants and not employed by this govt