Daily Mirror (Northern Ireland)

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et down on all fours and place your knees and palms n the floor.

Keeping your back straight, push your left arm underneath your body. Now slowly drop your left ulder and place your head on the floor. Ensure your ht hand is palm down on the ground for support. Slowly turn your head in an attempt to look over your left shoulder, you can add a gentle push with r right hand for a bigger stretch. Hold for 30 to seconds, repeat on the opposite side.

QI think that people who don’t observe lockdown rules should be severely punished because they can spread Covid. What do you think about this?

I don’t think it’s quite as cut and dried. Personally, I’ve been surprised by the many people who’ve adhered to restrictio­ns, over

90%, even when they’re suffering financiall­y and psychologi­cally.

Yes, there have been occasional lapses in public behaviour but general compliance has stayed high, even in the second and third lockdowns. At least 90% of

Apeople wash hands, socially distance and wear masks most of the time. They support the rules and, if anything, err on the side of greater stringency. Recently, 85% of the public have endorsed the January lockdown and 77% think it should have been introduced sooner.

Even in students who’ve been blamed for irresponsi­ble behaviour, ONS data paints a different picture and reveals very high levels of adherence to social distancing, very low levels of social mixing and students are far more likely than the general public to avoid leaving their accommodat­ion.

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“This is 13-year-old Benji under the towel – he’s got the sweetest nature,” says Pauline Westall from New Moston, Manchester.
I’ll grow into my ears one day “This is 13-year-old Benji under the towel – he’s got the sweetest nature,” says Pauline Westall from New Moston, Manchester.
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