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Durham Police concludes Dominic Cummings Barnard Castle trip may have been 'minor breach' of lockdown rules -
"Dominic Cummings may have committed a "minor breach" of lockdown rules when he made a journey to Barnard Castle, Durham Police's investigation has concluded."
^"Mr Cummings, Boris Johnson's chief aide, made a 260-mile trip to stay close to his parents in Durham when he was ill with coronavirus symptoms during lockdown.""
"Durham Police "does not consider" an offence was committed by making the journey."
"But Mr Cummings made a further trip to check his driving ability following eye sight difficulties which he had suffered while ill."
Durham Police say that in making the 52-mile round journey, there "might have been a minor breach" of coronavirus regulations that "would have warranted police intervention".
"The force said the breach is considered minor because there was "no apparent breach of social distancing".
"It added: "Had a Durham Constabulary police officer stopped Mr Cummings driving to or from Barnard Castle, the officer would have spoken to him, and, having established the facts, likely advised Mr Cummings to return to the address in Durham, providing advice on the dangers of travelling during the pandemic crisis."
"Had this advice been accepted by Mr Cummings, no enforcement action would have been taken."
www.itv.com/news/2020-05-28/durham-police-concludes-dominic-cummings-barnard-castle-trip-was-minor-breach-of-lockdown-rules/