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Old 19-04-2020, 09:55 AM #1
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Default Sunday Times: 38 days Britain sleepwalked into disaster (Boris to resign trending)

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Coronavirus: 38 days when Britain sleepwalked into disaster
Boris Johnson skipped five Cobra meetings on the virus, calls to order protective gear were ignored and scientists’ warnings fell on deaf ears. Failings in February may have cost thousands of lives
Article on Sunday Times: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/c...ster-hq3b9tlgh

Here's the full article (without the paywall): https://archive.is/20200418182037/ht...ster-hq3b9tlgh


If even the Sunday Times are criticising this government then you know they've ****ed this up, Giant expose into this government's major failings, they've cost the lives of over 15,000 people and probably more. If you read this and still have faith in our government's actions then I feel for you.

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