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ON THE PHONE-IN
The social distancing rules and stay at home messages which aim to stop the spread of coronavirus have changed the way people are living their lives. Those who ignore the regulations have faced condemnation or even police action, but even those who have been abiding by the rules can find themselves experiencing social distancing shaming.
KAYE ASKS
Is it shaming or civic duty?

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