Brian May ‘still struggling’ in London after flood chaos as he addresses more difficulty
Brian May shared a new video with his fans following his recent admission that he wanted to flee the capital. The Queen star’s home and many of his sentimental items were ruined after the whole floor of his £7million home was flooded.
In view of his 2.9 million Instagram followers, he said in a video: “Hey folks, I’ll give you a little update.
“My thoughts for today… I’m still struggling in London with the results of a flood, which, added into everything else, has made everything seem difficult.”
The 74-year-old added he was “mindful” that there are people in other parts of the world who were “dealing with much worse things”.
“So, I’m kind of hanging in,” he continued.
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In recent weeks, Brian has also hit out at Boris Johnson over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
The rockstar slammed the Prime Minister for being “too little, too late” at every point.
He told The Independent: “Hundreds, if not thousands of our relatives died because of bad advice and because of the bad decisions that Boris made with [Matt] Hancock and those other people.”
Back in March, Boris admitted there were many things he wished he had done differently to tackle Covid-19.
As part of a lengthy statement, he said: “I think in retrospect, there are probably many things that we wish that we’d known and many things that we wish we’d done differently at the time, because we were fighting a novel disease under very different circumstances than any previous government had ever imagined.
He continued: “Perhaps the single biggest false assumption that we made was about the potential for asymptomatic transmission, and that did govern a lot of policy in the early days.
“All that misunderstanding about the reality of asymptomatic transmission certainly led to real problems that [meant] we then really had to work very hard to make up ground.”
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