'She says she feels invisible' Evie Toombes underwent surgery in March and was due for a second operation but COVID19 has paused her treatment. Her mother, Caroline tells Sky News how much she's struggling. Latest:
And Professor Lucy Yardley, who is a member of the government's scientific advisory group , which is meant to be guiding coronavirus policy, said had also been unaware of the shift in messaging."What message we should use, I don't know, but it's certainly true that we're going to have to learn to do something different, we can't just stay at home together.
"I think the problem with the slogan that has been briefed to some newspapers is that people will looking at it slightly puzzled, questioning what does it mean to stay alert and what are the government saying with that," he said. Dave Ward, general secretary of the Communication Workers Union, said:"The messaging from this government throughout this crisis has been a total joke, but their new slogan takes it to a new level.
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