The Office of the Chief Public Health Officer has reported one new death in the territory since Friday, the third death since the Omicron outreak began, bringing the total number of deaths in the territory to 15.
Monitoring of Beverly and Einar Gíslason, who were childminders and pre-school teachers in Garðabær, was increased following a notification from a person who had stayed at the couple’s children’s
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SIR – You report on the two women who were fined £200 by Derbyshire police after driving into the countryside for a walk with cups of coffee.
The case is now under review – but should such excessive enforcement occur again, the consequences for policing by consent and the public’s respect for the police are likely to be negative. A degree of common sense must be applied.
Phil Coutie
SIR – Here in a Derby suburb on the edge of a local park, there is a stall selling coffee and soup and attracting large groups, yet there has not been a policeman in sight.