Latest updates: No 10 says the PM feels reporters must be free to report what they are told, after widely-condemned Angela Rayner article
, Boris Johnson was right to say paid employment is up by 500,000 since before the pandemic. The OECD definition equates to payroll employment, and does not include the self-employed.
The Department of Health is considering the judgment carefully ... The court itself recognised the difficult and unique circumstances the government faced in the early part of the pandemic. The prime minister talked about the lack of evidence on asymptomatic transmission at the time, or certainly the uncertainty around it during that period, balanced against the need to act quickly.
The prime minister is uncomfortable at the idea of our free press being summoned by politicians. We have a free press in this country and reporters must be free to report what they are told as they see fit.
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