Swarbrick On Sunday 18/07 | Watch Again

18 July 2021, 08:28 | Updated: 18 July 2021, 13:03

Swarbrick On Sunday 18/07 | Watch Again

You can watch this week's Swarbrick on Sunday in full here.

With England's lockdown restrictions set to lift on Monday, Tom Swarbrick was joined by Chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce Paul Dreschler CBE, who told LBC "tomorrow is not 'Freedom Day' for the NHS and key workers", and that people should continue to wear masks on public transport to give 'confidence' to those returning to work.

Following a U-turn by the government on whether Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak would be able to avoid self-isolation through a testing pilot, Labour's shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth told Tom Swarbrick it was "beggars belief" that Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak planned to avoid self-isolating after coming into contact with the health secretary - who has Covid-19.

Professor Michael Baker, advisor to the New Zealand Ministry of Health's Covid-19 Technical Advisory Group, told LBC 'it appears the UK is pursuing herd immunity again' and that those who are yet to have caught Covid will be 'at the brunt' of the UK's approach.

Also joining Swarbrick on Sunday was Journalist for Euronews Kate Brady, Celebrity Chef Tom Kerridge, and Partner at the World Weather Attribution Geert Jan van Oldenborgh.

Swarbrick on Sunday is live from Westminster every Sunday from 10am and you can watch it live on Global Player.

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