Public Sentiment and COVID-19: The Djokovic Controversy

This chapter explores the UK government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, dissecting public reactions to rule breaches, exemplified by the Dominic Cummings and Djokovic visa incidents. It analyzes the emotions of envy and indignation that arose from perceived inequalities in rule enforcement, fostering debates about fairness and compliance. The discussion emphasizes the need for critical reflection on emotional responses and their implications for public trust and policy during crises.