Lord Falconer says Dominic Cummings 'unquestionably broke the law'
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mirror.co.ukThe Shadow Attorney General Lord Falconer has said Dominic Cummings "unquestionably broke the law" when he travelled to Durham beauty spot Barnard Castle.
Labour has also called on the Attorney General Suella Braverman to apologise after giving her backing to the Prime Minister's aide before the police had commented on the case.
Yesterday Durham Police said officers would have turned back Mr Cummings during his 50-mile round trip to Barnard Castle which he claimed was to check his eyesight before making the longer journey back to London.
Speaking to Channel Four News last night, he said: "It looks on the basis of what Durham Police have said that Dominic Cummings has got away with it." Adding: "I think he unquestionably broke the law." Tod
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