Hancock for the chopping block

[mallisarealperson]

Will he stay or will he go (pushed).

[vetran]

Stay - Cummings is already being discredited (rightly or not).

LBC had a good point sacking Hancock will give credence to Cummings accusations.

[d000hg]

I'm surprised Cummings seems to be being outmanoeuvred but it doesn't currently seem his allegations carry much public support. Hancock might not be loved, but he's not loathed the way DC is by the public.

Also, supposedly DC was the one driving all the government policies he's now criticising.

[DealorNoDeal]

It's too late to criticise the Government for last year. The successful vaccine roll-out has made that old news.

With lockdown being lifted, all most people care about now is going down the pub, getting their hair and nails done and a fortnight in the sun.

[ladymuck]

It's too late to criticise the Government for last year. The successful vaccine roll-out has made that old news.

With lockdown being lifted, all most people care about now is going down the pub, getting their hair and nails done and a fortnight in the sun.

Pub - tick

Hair - tick

Nails - tick

Holiday - coming in July

[SueEllen]

Stay - Cummings is already being discredited (rightly or not).

LBC had a good point sacking Hancock will give credence to Cummings accusations.

I thought they were waiting to the public enquiry before Hancock resigns or steps down to spend more time with his family.

[d000hg]

Got to love Keir wading in praising Cummings

[Paralytic]

It's too late - Johnson has floppy hair and Hancock cried in front of the cameras, and that's enough for the English public to let them off for effectively causing the excess deaths of 10s of thousands of the populations' elderly<sup>*

*</sup>So long as it wasn't their own elderly relative, in which case they might tut before ticking the tory box on the ballot paper at the next general election.

[TestMangler]

[d000hg]

It's too late - Johnson has floppy hair and Hancock cried in front of the cameras, and that's enough for the English public to let them off for effectively causing the excess deaths of 10s of thousands of the populations' elderly<sup>*

*</sup>So long as it wasn't their own elderly relative, in which case they might tut before ticking the tory box on the ballot paper at the next general election.

But equally have effectively saved 10s of thousands of lives on the vaccine front. I follow the stats quite carefully and after our anomalously high death rate during the winter, the UK has been steadily falling down the table ever since vaccination began, even as other nations go back into lockdown.