State of play with NI CMO situation:
Nov 24 - BBC quote him as saying there were "some sizeable outbreaks associated with gyms"
Initially it was suggested this was a misquote until I managed to track down the video.

1. Could you share with me the exact data you were referring to on the BBC when you said there’d been "some sizeable outbreaks associated with gyms”?
2. Which gyms have been affected and what are the numbers you are you referring to?
(There were other questions posed)
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