BUSY Commuters yesterday at Vauxhall, South West London
Commuters in England have been cramming on to trains, buses and trams – breaching social distancing rules – after the Government said people who could not do their job at home should return to work.
Communities Secretary Mr Jenrick, a multi-millionaire with four homes, was asked on BBC Radio 5 Live: “If you had no alternative would you get on one of those buses? Would you get on one of those Tubes, on one of those trains ?”
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