Nazir Afzal, OBE, the former Chief Crown Prosecutor for Northwest England, has sent authorities, including the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Police a dossier, conatining new witness statements and other material, accusing the prime minister’s chief adviser, Dominic Cummings, of breaking coronavirus laws and perverting the course of justice.

In a statement, Mr Afzal’s lawyers said there was evidence of six offences under the Health Protection Regulations for Mr Cummings and three for Ms Wakefield.

At a press conference on 25th May, the so-called "SPAD" (special adviser) said he had travelled to Barnard Castle to see if he could drive safely because he was experiencing problems with his eyesight. Mr Afzal’s lawyers alleged that some of his assertions were inconsistent with accounts obtained from witnesses, and called for police to check CCTV, location data and traffic cameras.

Isn't there something else more important that all these people could be doing.....

The sheer desperation of some people to decry Brexit has been more than a little silly for a long time now.

As for " One rule for some another for the rest of us. " - yeah right!
Utter cobblers.
That's why we've seen packed beaches (before any of this shizzle too please note) ; parties & raves galore; and people desperately flocking for a last-minute booze-up before restrictions is it?

If you want to see real law-breaking just take a look here:
https://www.cps.gov.uk/news/coronavirus-related-updates

Isn't there something else more important that all these people could be doing.....

I would say driving during lockdown when sick and to test your eyesight is pretty much in the wrong camp... but I guess he is a pet of a number of posters here so I will say no more.