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In todayâ€™s briefing 17:45 - Mar 19 with 7171 views

BoJo has said a couple of times that he wants businesses to stand by their employees because the government will “stand by businesses”....

He also said that they aim to look after the people most effected by the financial issues of this better than the people were looked after post 2008 financial crash.

Otherwise, he said a lot without saying much. Lots of bluster about testing, even suggesting they could test up to 250000 per day.

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In today’s briefing on 10:59 - Mar 20 with 265 views

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In today’s briefing on 10:36 - Mar 20 by GlasgowBlue
I disagree. You are a statistician if I recall? We’ve discussed before how you are not given to using emotive language. That’s not a criticism. What presses your particular button does not necessarily press the button of the wider public. The CMO and CSA are the people to deliver the particular message you are more interested in hearing.

Of course you can disagree. Neither of us knows what percentage of the population will be reassured by a bit of Boris bluster.

No, I am not a statistician. I am quite happy for people to use emotive language.

The daily briefing was a perfect time to use emotive language to try and stop hoarding behaviour.
Maybe even shame people into stopping it.

Instead the press is about that briefing is focused on what is actually meant by the 12 weeks comment.

Setting false expectations, is never a good strategy.

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