Craig and amelia, there s lee there. he wasjust 32. i ve got to cuddle my kids to sleep every night crying for their dad, so that s their way of dealing with it, trying to grieve but you re trying to help your children as well. and trying to put on a brave face. i think that s what s hard. yeah. and we re opening up now, do you think that s a good idea? no. i feel it s far too soon. i feel quite nervous knowing the fact that everywhere s opening up and everyone s feeling they can just move forwards as if covid s never existed. charmaine wants to know why it took six days to admit her husband to hospital. the nhs says it can t comment on individual cases. but there will be many more questions to come, as public inquiries ask how well did we cope with covid? so can we assess scotland s performance during the pandemic? well, it s notjust
Instead, it was this maskless moment which went viral. her opponents say she s a hypocrite, the snp claim she only forgot her mask for a few seconds. the police have spoken to her and she has now apologised. my understanding is it was a matter of seconds. she realises the place is crowded, puts herface covering on, which is actually what we re asking people to do. but at this cafe in perth, they re anxious to get back to normal. it s been a tough two years here, economically and emotionally. we are ready for it and i think notjust us, every small business in perth, as well. are you personally worried about covid any more? not really. and you think it s time to get back to normal. yes. ..nd to open up and get rid of the masks? yes, take these facemasks off and just show the beautiful smiles. but for charmaine dodds, covid will never truly be over. last april, she lost her husband, lee, to the virus. this was us going to our wedding and this is our children,
Likes to project caution in the face of covid just hours before the restrictions she imposed were due to be lifted. instead, it was this maskless moment which went viral. her opponents say she s a hypocrite, the snp claim she only forgot her mask for a few seconds. my understanding is it was a matter of seconds. she realises the place is crowded, puts herface covering on, which is actually what we re asking people to do. but at this cafe in perth, they re anxious to get back to normal. it s been a tough two years here, economically and emotionally. we are ready for it and i think notjust us, every small business in perth, as well. are you personally worried about covid any more? not really. and you think it s time to get back to normal. yes. ..nd to open up and get rid of the masks? yes, take these facemasks off and just show the beautiful smiles. but for charmaine dodds, covid will never truly be over.
Last april, she lost her husband, lee, to the virus. this was us going to our wedding and this is our children, craig and amelia, there s lee there. he wasjust 32. i ve got to cuddle my kids to sleep every night crying for their dad, so that s their way of dealing with it, trying to grieve but you re trying to help your children as well. and trying to put on a brave face. i think that s what s hard. yeah. and we re opening up now, do you think that s a good idea? no. i feel it s far too soon. i feel quite nervous knowing the fact that everywhere s opening up and everyone s feeling they can just move forwards as if covid s never existed. charmaine wants to know why it took six days to admit her husband to hospital. the nhs says it can t comment on individual cases. but there will be many more questions to come, as public inquiries ask how well did we cope with covid?
When you look at these i pictures and you can see he is a young, fit, healthy man. i ve got to cuddle my kids to sleep every night crying for their dad, i so that s their way of dealing with it, trying to grieve - but you re trying to help your children as well. i and trying to put on a brave face. i think that s what s hard. yeah. and we re opening up now, do you think that s a good idea? no. i feel it s far too soon. i feel quite nervous knowing - the fact that everywhere s opening up and everyone s feeling they can just move forwards as if covid s never existed. charmaine wants to know why it took six days to admit her husband to hospital. the nhs says it can t comment on individual cases. but there will be many more questions to come, as public inquiries ask how well did we cope with covid? so can we assess scotland s performance during the pandemic?