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Boris Johnson goes for a bike ride as free school meals come under scrutiny.

I'm Jessica Algot, deputy political editor of The Guardian and this is Politics Weekly.

But a minority of people are putting the health of the nation at risk by not following the rules.

Two weeks into England's third national lockdown and were all still a bit fuzzy about the rules.

It doesn't help that cabinet ministers are unable to answer seemingly simple questions about outdoor meetings,

and the Prime Minister is caught taking a cycle trip, seven miles away from home.

Police chiefs are once again asking for clarity on the latest

COVID guidelines and if they aren't sure of them, how on earth can the public be?

The government will also once again have school meals on their mind as Manchester United Football and Marcus Rashford

highlighted the inadequate free school meals being sent to parents under the 30 pound government voucher scheme.

How will the government fix this latest mess?

The most the leader of the opposition can do is ask for more restrictions

and maybe criticize the government's handling of the pandemic

while simultaneously supporting measures they've brought in to curb the spread, but can Kiestama break away

from reactive mode and carve out a clear vision for the Labour Party in 2021?

We'll discuss that later on.

Plus Lisa O'Cowl reports back from her latest trips to the ports of Dover in Calais

and talks about what Brexit might mean for UK-EU trade in the coming months.

That's all in this week's politics weekly.

But first, the Prime Minister went for a cycle

and Marcus Rashford made free school meals

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