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Last night in the ITV News at Ten, an image of Leicester Square in London was mistakenly used on screen instead of an image from Leicester city centre. ITV News takes accuracy very seriously and we therefore apologise for this human error
The lockdown in Leicester is a mess because it has refused to publish Pillar 2 testing data - those performed outside of hospitals - and only made it available very late.
People can not make rational judgements about risk when the government does not keep them properly informed. Again news management over public health until it all goes wrong.
Extremely important work by @jburnmurdoch and others at @FT on Government’s failure to share crucial data on #COVID19 testing with Leicester council and other key local players 1/3 https://t.co/eAPjHrNpwx
According to @FT a @PHE_uk source says decision not to publish this crucial data was made by Ministers. We urgently need to know whether this is the case and ensure in future, all data is fully shared. Bcos whats happening in Leicester could be happening elsewhere. 3/3 pic.twitter.com/Ser9iyXDnH
Hearing Sue Martin on the radio on April talking about how she had taken here kids to see her husband fearing they were saying goodbye was heartbreaking. Hearing here this morning was really nice.
Also worth noting that the 400th edition of WSC is out now, it's particularly good with a number of articles reflecting on the changes to the game since the mid-80s.
Are due over London around 5 then heading up over East Anglia. They've already been over Paris with their French equivalents, the PAF, today.
The #RedArrows were honoured to join @PAFofficiel over #Paris this morning. It marks 80 years since an historic speech by Charles De Gaulle to the French people from #London. Great image by Cpl Adam Fletcher of the jets over Paris with the Eiffel Tower prominent. #18juin1940 🇬🇧🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/ytEhYxtqu3
This is just a pleasant piece with some great photos. I'm quite sure Jenkins isn't alone in spending more time thinking about the natural world over the last few months - I certainly have.
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