The supermarkets, and indeed the DIY stores and garden centres, are better organised. It's their customers who cannot be trusted. I was in one today, the first time I had been for many weeks, and only then because we needed something urgently. Several shoppers just walked past me without a care in the world as though the lockdown being eased meant everything was back to normal. I am not in the extremely high risk category but nevertheless have been taking all sensible precautions. You cannot though control what others do. We all rely on one another and then have to assess the risk for ourselves.

I won't be doing another supermarket visit again any time soon.

You may think we are going too slowly. I think we are going every bit as fast as is possible, and maybe a bit too fast.

Requiring the very vulnerable to isolate completely may well be the only way to ensure their complete safety but their mental health needs to be considered too. Life isn't all about economics and ensuring continuous growth. People's welfare is a vital aspect too and the vulnerable are every bit as important as everyone else.

I am pretty sure that what that female doctor meant was if there were no lockdown restrictions of any kind in place, including those which have applied to the high-risk categories, then the asymptomatic would be the cause of the spread. She wouldn't have said that if there was still a partial lockdown applied to the high-risk group.

The supermarkets, and indeed the DIY stores and garden centres, are better organised. It's their customers who cannot be trusted. I was in one today, the first time I had been for many weeks, and only then because we needed something urgently. Several shoppers just walked past me without a care in the world as though the lockdown being eased meant everything was back to normal. I am not in the extremely high risk category but nevertheless have been taking all sensible precautions. You cannot though control what others do. We all rely on one another and then have to assess the risk for ourselves.

I won't be doing another supermarket visit again any time soon.

You may think we are going too slowly. I think we are going every bit as fast as is possible, and maybe a bit too fast.

Requiring the very vulnerable to isolate completely may well be the only way to ensure their complete safety but their mental health needs to be considered too. Life isn't all about economics and ensuring continuous growth. People's welfare is a vital aspect too and the vulnerable are every bit as important as everyone else.

I am pretty sure that what that female doctor meant was if there were no lockdown restrictions of any kind in place, including those which have applied to the high-risk categories, then the asymptomatic would be the cause of the spread. She wouldn't have said that if there was still a partial lockdown applied to the high-risk group.

The supermarkets, and indeed the DIY stores and garden centres, are better organised. It's their customers who cannot be trusted. I was in one today, the first time I had been for many weeks, and only then because we needed something urgently. Several shoppers just walked past me without a care in the world as though the lockdown being eased meant everything was back to normal. I am not in the extremely high risk category but nevertheless have been taking all sensible precautions. You cannot though control what others do. We all rely on one another and then have to assess the risk for ourselves.

I won't be doing another supermarket visit again any time soon.

You may think we are going too slowly. I think we are going every bit as fast as is possible, and maybe a bit too fast.

Requiring the very vulnerable to isolate completely may well be the only way to ensure their complete safety but their mental health needs to be considered too. Life isn't all about economics and ensuring continuous growth. People's welfare is a vital aspect too and the vulnerable are every bit as important as everyone else.

Where's that. Prison?