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Police on coronavirus patrol continue to shame groups of people NewsColony Police armed with new powers to enforce the coronavirus lockdown continued to shame suspected wrongdoers yesterday – including the MP son of former Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock.  Officers have been patrolling the country looking to break up picnics and parties with threats of arrest or fines of up to £60 for those are breaching social distancing guidelines.  But rather than using their draconian powers to drag suspected lockdown louts to the cells, many forces have instead preferred to shame the culprits online in the hope of preventing further breaches.  Former Labour Leader Neil Kinnock and his wife, receiving food and a cake at a distance  When former Labour leader Neil Kinnock turned 78 on Saturday, his son Stephen, Labour MP for Aberavon, Wales, took to social media to share a heart-warming snap of their birthday meeting – sitting around six feet from his parents....