Editorial: The crisis is unlikely to have disappeared by the end of this year – and this is no time to contemplate delays to the delivery of vital medical supplies and food
Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson, the prime minister, at Tuesday’s Downing Street media briefing on the coronavirus crisisust as the government was forced by the pace of events to intensify its clinical and public health response to theIf, as the chancellor has pledged, the response has to be “at scale”, then that response will need to be under constant review to ensure it keeps up both with this unprecedented economic shock and shifts in policy on the public health side.
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