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Boris Johnson said he would rather see “bodies piled high in their thousands” than order a third lockdown, it has been claimed.
The Prime Minister’s alleged remark came after he reluctantly accepted a second lockdown last autumn, the Daily Mail reports.
Downing Street strongly denied the allegations and told the newspaper that the claims were “just another lie”.
The comments come as the Prime Minister is involved in a very public and bitter fall-out with his former adviser Dominic Cummings over the handling of the pandemic, leaked text messages and the refurbishment of the Downing Street flat.
MORE: Boris Johnson ‘said he would rather see bodies piled high’ than impose third lockdown, reports claim
The Prime Minister’s alleged remark came after he reluctantly accepted a second lockdown last autumn, the Daily Mail reports.
Downing Street strongly denied the allegations and told the newspaper that the claims were “just another lie”.
The comments come as the Prime Minister is involved in a very public and bitter fall-out with his former adviser Dominic Cummings over the handling of the pandemic, leaked text messages and the refurbishment of the Downing Street flat.
MORE: Boris Johnson ‘said he would rather see bodies piled high’ than impose third lockdown, reports claim
