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🤯Important: Brexit preparations delayed pandemic response causing deaths 🤯 Left: Hancock says if we locked down three weeks earlier, 90% of deaths in the first wave would have been avoided Right: Hancock says the reason for delay was because the focus was on Brexit and not on the pandemic

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