for. clive, thank you for sharing your thoughts with for. clive, thank you for sharing your thoughts with us for. clive, thank you for sharing your thoughts with us this - for. clive, thank you for sharing - your thoughts with us this morning. that s clive wratten, ceo of the business travel associatio. england s chief medical officer, chris whitty, has said his greatest worry is whether people will accept new measures to tackle covid variants. professor whitty told a panel discussion hosted by the local government association that he questioned whether people would comply if restrictions had to be imposed. he then went on to say that he did think the public would be brought on side. let s speak now with stephen reicher who is professor of social psychology at the university of st andrews, and a member of sage s subcommittee advising the uk government on behavioural science. surely by even suggesting that people might be reluctant to follow any 19th covid measures, surely that