#bbcyourquestions Why are non-essential retail allowed to open as 'click & collect' when the rules state "You must not leave, or be outside of your home except where necessary. You may leave the home to:
*shop for basic necessities*, for you or a vulnerable person..." @BBCNews
@MattHancock So... why is click & collect allowed by non-essential retail when the rules state only to go out for 'basic necessities'?? Surely that's a contradiction in itself???
@AndrewSparrow Just seen your article= tightened restrictions. This should apply to 'click & collect' by non-essential retail, surely! These people are bending the rules hugely! Why is it allowed? The rules state '..go out for basic necessities' so why is click & collect allowed?
@ScunthorpeLive Having seen @DominicHurst recent reports on this subject, I'm hoping he can raise even more awareness of alternative cancer treatments & help raise the funds needed for Dids to get the treatment he needs 🙏🏼
@jakeleopold Similarly, if they have to cancel, they will refund you. Check your terms and conditions first. I've read them thoroughly as spending over £4k on a holiday is something I like to know the ins & outs of! So, make sure you get all the details first!
@jakeleopold Have you been given the correct information by whomever you've spoken to at tui. The only reason you wouldn't get your money back would be if you voluntarily cancelled your holiday. They don't put customers at risk. If you don't feel safe with their arrangements, that's your call
This makes me so happy! My girls keeping busy & productive and learning a new skill! I used to make clothes at their age too! Thanks mum for giving them this knowledge 😍👌🏻😘
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