Barristers have taken to social media and the national newspapers to offer their views on whether the U.K. Prime Minister’s most senior adviser, Dominic Cummings, broke lockdown rules by travelling to Durham with his family while his wife had COVID-19.
In a press conference on Monday, Cummings said that he had driven his wife and young son from London to County Durham on the evening of March 27 in order to stay at a cottage on his parents’ farm, with the reasoning that his parents could look after his son should he also fall ill.
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