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i think it s absolutely unacceptable, - especially when you re hearing i heart rending stories of people who have lost loved ones, i that haven t been able to spend the last moments with them, all these people that - have died on their own. that experience of loss was a reality for deborah doyle. her mother, sylvia griffiths, died in a care home in april 2020. there were only eight people allowed at my mum s funeral. you weren t allowed a wake afterwards, you had to keep your distance, you couldn t hug your family. and we did the right thing, we followed the rules to keep ourfamily members and our community safe, and then they were having a knees up in downing street. it s basically a smack in the mouth for anyone that s lost a loved one. upset and anger among the reactions today, but acceptance, too, that change isn t likely to happen quickly and, with the sue gray report outstanding, this is one party hangover which won t be easily cured. megan patterson, bbc look north, sunderland.

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