Back to work, says Boris - but how do we get there?
The country is being told to get ready to go back to work, but no-one seems to know how people are supposed to get there. Social distancing appears impossible on trains, cycling or walking is impractical for many, and although the Prime Minister is enc...
The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
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Show Notes
The country is being told to get ready to go back to work, but no-one seems to know how people are supposed to get there. Social distancing appears impossible on trains, cycling or walking is impractical for many, and although the Prime Minister is encouraging cars he has no suggestions on where to park. The Evening Standard's associate editor Julian Glover says commuting in the new world needs new rules, and someone has to take responsibility for writing them.
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