With the UK having recorded the second highest death toll in the world, a Health Secretary who belittled a female MP who works in the Commons by day and an NHS emergency room by night, what could Boris possibly do to make things worse? Just be himself, I guess.
Boris is a father, again, so Raab steps in, again, for their absentee PM.
Dominic Raab told MPs that the Government was grappling with the challenge of tackling the virus in care homes.
Dominic Raab will deputise for the Prime Minister again this week.
Frontline workers should not have to risk their lives because they haven’t got the right protective equipment.
As the UK observed a minute's silence on #WorkersMemorialDay a hospital worker shockingly faced a disciplinary hearing after asking for personal protective equipment to keep himself and his family safe. The London Economic INVESTIGATION finds PPE still a major issue for outsourced health staff working for private firms:
The convenient taboo of talking about the dead is creating rigid political conformity.
With the death toll mounting, PPE shortages, ongoing lockdown the Sage scandal and a vaccine a long way off, Boris Johnson has his work cut out.
The PM will be back at work in Downing Street on Monday after recuperating from the disease at Chequers.