One viewer fumed: “So the first doctor at 07.20 told you clearly – but you didn’t like the answer as she never blamed the government – so you’re hoping this one will blame the government. You’re asking the same stupid questions. Honestly!!! #BBCBreakfast.”
“Tbh this programme is totally unwatchable, turned off #BBCBreakfast,” another remarked.
“You were told earlier by a doctor, that she had no issue with PPE at Nightingale, you’ve just been told it’s a global shortage, orders have been in for months, this lady is saying it’s not ideal but have to get on with it, you can’t magic up PPE, stop this ‘gotcha’ !!! #bbcbreakfast,” a third shared.
But some viewers agreed with Naga as one tweeted: “‘Convenience’ & ‘Ideal’ are two words that shouldn’t be used when you’re talking about the use of #PPE & putting someone’s health at risk to treat the public! #CoronaVirus #COVID19 #BBCBreakfast.”
Another added: “PPE is ether essential or not? Surely!! Saying that ‘it’s not ideal’ not to have gowns is ridiculous. People’s lives at risk here!!! Where’s the employer’s duty of care? Saffron Cordery saying this from NHS providers saying this from the comfort of her own home! #BBCBreakfast.”
BBC Breakfast airs daily on BBC One at 6am.
