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Javid avoids Tory Covid powers fightback – for now

15 September 2021

7:34 AM

15 September 2021

7:34 AM

Tory MPs were not happy when Sajid Javid unveiled the Covid winter plan in the Commons this afternoon. They’re dissatisfied with the government holding so many powers – such as vaccine passports, further lockdowns and other restrictions – in reserve as part of its Plan B, which will be activated this winter if cases breach what the NHS can cope with.

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