Johnson stood up for his quarantine-breaking aide

Responsible, legitimate and honest called the Prime Minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson the act of his accused of violating the quarantine of assistant Dominic Cummings, reports BBC. Speaking to reporters, Johnson noted that Cummings acted responsibly, legally and honestly. The Prime Minister's assistant followed the behaviour of every father and every parent. The head of the British government noted that he does not condemn Cummings. As previously reported by the news agency, Johnson's Brexit assistant and Premier Dominic Cummings, head of the December election company, are accused of double the self-isolation regime. Cummings himself attributed the trip to his parents 'home more than 400 km away to the need to care for his son during his wife's illness.