Covid restrictions: 'I'm happy to go to prison for it' says Tonia Buxton

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Published on Dec 12, 2021
â€˜We are free and we will not give up these freedomsâ€¦ I'm happy to go to prison for itâ€™

Author and presenter Tonia Buxton comments on the new Covid restrictions announced by Boris Johnson earlier today.

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