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Starmer: Restrictions were not inevitable - BBC News
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6:13Now PlayingStarmer says families are concerned there is no clear government strategy, giving the example of people being told to go back to work, and then being told to work from home.
He asks if restrictions will be effective at suppressing the virus. And If they don't work, when will he change them.
What emergency support will be made available to those who will be hit hardest by the measures, he also asks.
These restrictions are necessary but were not inevitable, he says, referring to the troubled testing system.
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