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We talk about what's going on in the UK's care homes, and

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conspiracy theory. So this week we've seen sort of Kirstama's first performance really as an opposition leader and he's gone in hard on the government about

clarifying their exit strategy or at least their different plans for how we can come up with an exit strategy from lockdown.

And this has been quite controversial, hasn't it?

Because some people have been criticizing him by saying, well, there's more pressing things to hold the government to account on at the moment,

like the level of testing and the supply of

protective equipment to front line workers and also as Stephen's written many

times we're nowhere near exiting the lockdown if you look at the

actual figures of the disease transmission and the people dying in hospital.

So why has he gone for this angle?

It does seem jarring when you listen to it sometimes.

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