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Politicians should think again before assigning blame to young people. They've been deprived of so much in the last year - education, future opportunities, fun. They'll be the ones paying this debt off. We should be thanking, not criticising them.

Children of all ages will continue to suffer unless we can get schools open again. It's been months, the Government have got to get it moving. Opening zoos, pubs, shops and football is great, but we need our schools and playgrounds open fast.

Here are the latest daily infection figures for the four European countries that eased their lockdowns back in mid-April (accelerating since). Denmark - 59 Norway - 14 Czech Republic - 77 Austria - 50 No second wave, not even a tiny ripple.

Fewest number of deaths reported for this month today at 413 vs the last 3 Sundays - 596, 737, 621. Don't focus on the daily figures (good or bad), look to the trends. The peak is behind us. Work to do, but we are finally seeing significant progress on the mortality trend.

I've been broadly supportive of the Gov's approach so far, but when the PM is back we need to see an exit plan. I miss my grandchildren- people should know we'll be able to see our loved ones soon, albeit with guidelines. The British public has been great - give them some hope.