Cho a dodgy timeline.
if we assume that she did have covid on 27/3/2020 then she shouldn't have gone to hospital on 2/4. Even if what she did have, wasn't in fact covid, she should have been isolating from 28/3 for 14 days as Cummings said he developed symptoms that day.
I absolutely believe he had it. Everyone around him did so there's no reason to assume he escaped knowing what we do about the virus and it's transmission.
He would have finished isolation on Saturday 4th. If she had had covid - which isn't clear if they think she did or not - hers finished on 3/4 or 10/4.
Therefore going to Barnard castle was out of isolation period. The question remains around essential journey.
We also don't know if they told hospital about his suspected covid, her symptoms and the timeline. We also don't know if she had PPE extra in hospital. We can't say about spreading infection.
What we can question though is if they knew why did she get to go in when other parents were denied this. The guidance around staying with children in hospital did change at some point. Anyone know when that was.
It's nit the nitty gritty that's the issue.
It's the travelling to a second home in case they needed childcare and taking a non essential journey whilst at their second home.