A Tory MP risked fury this afternoon as he argued 'not all deaths are equal' and 'not every death is a tragedy' during a crunch debate on Boris Johnson's new coronavirus rules. Sir Charles Walker told the House of Commons that 'no government can abolish death, it's impossible' as he raged against the Prime Minister's latest restrictions. The Conservative MP for Broxbourne said 'a tragedy is when a child dies' and when politicians use the same word to describe the death of an elderly person they ' diminish that life so well lived'. The backbencher urged ministers to ' change the narrative when we talk about death because not all deaths are equal' and 'to compare the death of someone of 90 with the death of someone of 19 is not right'.
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