Why is the 'full guidance' so wrong?
The govmint's "Full guidance on staying at home and away from others" starts of so well and then blows it in a single sentence:
1. Staying at home
excellent, well done so far ... then ...
You should only leave the house for one of four reasons:
ah, not so good, in fact very confusing. What if I live in a flat rather than a house? Does that mean I can go out or not?
And if I do live in a house, am I allowed to go into the garden or not?
Why did they use the word 'house' exactly once? In that place? What were they thinking? Or smoking? Were they even awake?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
