Dan Walker leaves Grant Shapps squirming in BBC Breakfast probe ’Where is Boris?’

“And that scientific approach is the right one to take -“ the politician continued. 

But he was cut off by Walker, who asked again: “My question was where the Prime Minister is today Mr. Shapps.” 

“Well, what he wants to do – quite rightly – is to allow, without politicians there, the scientists to pitch to the county, he will come out very soon after that and speak to the country,” Shapps explained. 

“I think it’s a welcome development, to allow the medical experts, to speak on their own, in their own language, set the picture out and then you’ll get the leadership. 

“It’s a good way to do things,” he added.