The prime minister’s team appears to regard saying sorry as a sign of weakness – that, far from calming public anger, it would bring demands for punishment, writes Andrew Grice
-free. What he didn’t say was that more than 500 care home residents have died in the county, which is believed to be among the worst affected by the pandemic.
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