"THE “get Brexit done” government prides itself on the supposed strength of its slogans.
But at a time when messaging is a life or death matter, Downing Street has failed utterly.
As he prepares to outline his plans to ease lockdown restrictions, Boris Johnson is dropping the "stay at home" slogan.
In its place is a farcically ambiguous – and frankly meaningless – message: "Stay alert, control the virus and save lives.”
Predictably, devolved administrations were not consulted on the change.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has already said that Scotland will not be adopting the message, while Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford said the “stay at home” advice still applies."