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Brits asked to use 'common sense' as aide Dominic Cummings travels to Durham

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Britain's coronavirus lockdown measures have a "common sense element," one of the country's top medical officials has claimed, contradicting earlier advice.

It comes a day after it was revealed Boris Johnson's top aide Dominic Cummings travelled 270 miles from London to Durham with his wife and four-year-old child while the couple both had Covid-19 symptoms.

Speaking at today's Downing Street briefing, deputy chief medical officer Dr Jenny Harries said: "All of the guidance has a common-sense element to it, which includes safeguarding around adults or children." Chairing the briefing, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps also said it was up for an individual to make a decision on how best to practice lockdown measures, directly going against

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