Yeah, the WHO is't completely right, I bever said they were, but it doesn't have to be either/or. You can do "test test test" as the WHO said, at the same time

Yeah, the WHO is't completely right, I bever said they were, but it doesn't have to be either/or. You can do "test test test" as the WHO said, at the same time as enforcing face masks, which they have not. The UK government has done neither of those things yet. I don't think this is about following the rules, the WHO provide advice and perhaps guidelines here. I think this is perhaps a fear of doing the wrong thing, combined with a desire to seem like they're in control. If you hold back 14 day quarantine "until the time is right", then get up in front of people and say "the right time is tea time next Thursday" it makes you seem like you know what you are doing. > They reluctantly changed course last week, but it's too late now, the public is now set in their way. I'm just south of Manchester. Almost no-one in my area is wearing a mask, and since Monday when the new catch phrase was announced social distancing seems to have gone out the window.