No, the only chance of students coming home, people seeing loved ones at Christmas etc is with a very hard lockdown now.
We need a plan for Christmas now. 2020 has been terribly hard on people - they deserve a Christmas as normal as possible. That's why, working with the Alliance Party in Northern Ireland, I'm calling for a four nations summit to make a plan that works for families across the UK.pic.twitter.com/yGqhl34QRm
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Any ideas of your own about what this plan would be? My plan at this stage is wait and see.
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We know the plan, the children climb down from the chimneys, form orderly queues and take turns to hand Johnson in a stained Santa suit meagre tributes, like their lunch money.pic.twitter.com/9JahhnZlEA
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I am sorry, Ed - this is unrealistic. We need a plan for getting the virus under control. Christmas will have to wait, unless we want many more people to die (of course, we don't).
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What we need is a plan to make sure people are still alive for Christmas.
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Eid was curtailed, and Diwali is just around the corner.
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Why Christmas? Where was the plan for Eid? Where’s the plan for Diwali?
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Because it's the national winter holiday, which, for historical reasons, happens to coincide with Christmas, hence its name?
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