@DHSCgovuk or anyone else - regarding children moving between households of separated parents - child under 18 in first lockdown but over 18 now - can previous/existing arrangements with moving between households continue #familylaw#lockdown#separatedparents
@DHSCgovuk or anyone else - regarding children moving between households of separated parents - child under 18 in first lockdown but over 18 now - can previous/existing arrangements with moving between households continue #familylaw#lockdown#separatedparents
Johnson repeatedly said at press briefing they couldn’t give £60m to Greater Manchester as it wouldn’t be fair to Liverpool/Lancashire. Why did they offer it earlier today then? Either it wasn’t fair then (but they didn’t care) or it was fair then (so why isn’t it fair now?)
Eat out to help out cost £522m apparently. Clearly it would be ‘unfair’ to support the people of Manchester with £65m. Or even £60m.
https://t.co/lekztEqA1O
He doesn’t give a flying fuck presumably. Used to getting away with petty, punitive behaviour with no comeback, no repercussions. And the £60m has been removed from the table; that’s what I understand from it
I simply cannot understand what Boris thought he was going to achieve with that press conference. If the £60m is still on the table, why not just say so. Why leave the impression you’ve just deliberately shafted every man, woman and child in Greater Manchester.
Nandy: "We were told £22m is for test and trace, not a single extra penny promised to help businesses & minimum-wage workers. The government appears to be waging war on the people of Greater Manchester. I grew up under Thatcher but I've honestly never seen anything like this."
Shouting at press briefing as usual. Seems govt offered G Manchester 60m support, G Manchester said they need 5m more, govt said no, is imposing restrictions anyway and *withdrawing* the 60m. Seems like a punishment to @AndyBurnhamGM for standing up to the government. Appalling
‘The dispute was due to be played out in court. It would have meant a public examination of the accuracy & speed of the testing system at a time when it has come under serious criticism’.
Government to pay £2m to settle coronavirus testing case https://t.co/ERPLGFdIlt