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Are we losing the moral high ground on Covid?

Not only must we never see more than five other people at the same time, we must report those who do to the police, says Merryn Somerset Webb.

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by: Merryn Somerset Webb
17 Sep 2020
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China’s lockdown: it’s getting harder for us to criticise

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