The rumour mill is buzzing this morning over which cabinet minister has gone into self-isolation, with the press agreeing not to name them until their test comes back around midday. In the meantime, a slight farce has sparked over at Westminster Digital – the firm which specialises in making videos for MPs – as founder Craig Dillon has had to self-isolate for a second time over Coronavirus scares. Craig was one of the first Londoners to be tested back in January after returning from China and coming down with an illness. He’s once again staying at home after greeting Nadine Dorries with a kiss at last Thursday’s International Women’s Day reception – where he was filming a ‘day in the life’ video for Anne-Marie Trevelyan:

Craig joins the six MPs now self-isolating, so far…

As coronavirus spreads, Britons are getting increasingly anxious about it spreading to the UK. With news of four Scots being tested for the virus just breaking, Craig Dillon, CEO and founder of Westminster Digital – the digital creative agency used by many MPs – announced he was put in quarantine yesterday after returning from China and coming down with an illness. As you would expect from a video production CEO, he filmed much of his experience…

Dillon was accepted into St Thomas’s Hospital opposite Parliament at 9 a.m. yesterday where he was kept in a sealed-off room, with security guarding him and doctors having to speak through an intercom.

Thankfully – for Britons, not Craig – he was eventually diagnosed with pneumonia. At least he will have something to talk to Matt Hancock about next time Westminster Digital is hired by DHSC…