'Boris Johnson is neither old nor weak, but, as I know from several infected friends, this virus can hit some healthy people surprisingly hard' | writes Charles Moore
At yesterday’s press conference, the pack of lobby journalists fastened greedily on the subject. In the morning, Lord Kerslake – falsely introduced as a former Cabinet Secretary – was wheeled on by BBC Radio 4 as a constitutional expert on what might happen if the Prime Minister had to “step back”. He did not correct his interviewer on her accidental exaggeration of his CV.
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