Mandy Rhodes
Mandy Rhodes: Okay, so Plan A for schools was really Plan B but Plan B was not really a plan at all
Mandy Rhodes: We still do not know where we have been, so how can we know where we are going?
Mandy Rhodes: This is not any kind of victory for the PM. He has lost a lot but we have lost a lot more
Mandy Rhodes: If First Minister wants to treat us like adults then she should have started in February
Mandy Rhodes: Of course, ifs and maybes don’t matter now… but they could have mattered then
Mandy Rhodes: If this is a war against coronavirus, it will be won with science not by stiff upper lips and some national pluck
Mandy Rhodes: We are all in this together but in the small hours we can feel all on our own
Mandy Rhodes: All we want to do is hug our loved ones but, instead, we have to push them away
Mandy Rhodes: There has been enough talk about these gender reforms. It is now time for ministers to listen
