‘ StayAlert. What is that even supposed to mean? It’s a virus. It’s invisible. You can’t avoid Coronavirus by paying extra attention.'
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon immediately said Scotland would not be adopting ‘the PM’s new slogan’ and that she would continue to use the ‘stay home’ message.She tweeted: ‘The Sunday papers is the first I’ve seen of the PM’s new slogan.
It is understood the system will be administered by a new ‘joint biosecurity centre’, with the alerts ranging from green – level one – to red – level five – and the PM is expected to say the nation is close to moving down from four to three. Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Police Federation , a body representing officers in London, criticised the Government’s pandemic response as ‘wishy-washy’ amid concerns that the public has begun ignoring lockdown restrictions.
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