Boris Johnson released a video message
The British prime minister Boris Johnson has stressed that ‘there really is such a thing as society’ in a message released while self-isolating with Covid-19. The line is a direct contradiction of his Conservative predecessor Margaret Thatcher who said 'there is no such thing as society' in 1987 as an endorsement of pure individualism.
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