Urghhhh! Sounds awful.
SARS CoV-2 coronavirus / Covid-19 (No tin foil hat silliness please)
- Thread starter Don't Kill Bill
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No take away alcohol from pubs.
Not always a plastic glass, most I saw would put the beer into containers (think milk cartons) so you could take it home, or where ever you were going.
Maybe they should just pipe it into our homes. Like water.
Really? In the first lockdown?
Our governor is an even bigger idiot, is big buddies with Trump, wants schools fully open, and doesn’t want to mandate anything... and he has also tested positive for Covid after attending an awards presentation at a church where nobody was wearing masks.
Oh - and the Governor’s Mansion has been closed to all tourists since March. But everything should be open.
No it wasn't. I forgot.
Matt Hancock is personally placing a Union Jack sticker on every single hypodermic needle.
It wasn't, thats why there were huge queues outside when then were allowed to reopen.
I know. I realise that now.
We already established that in the prior posts.
No , Boris said follow the new rules immediate and it would be law in the early hours of Wednesday.
Production, only approved late December and AZ only produced the 530k prior to approvals.
No worries, I may be struggling with life a bit at the moment but if my shite-food radar was jammed I’d really be concerned
Times like these call for comfort food, no matter how gross.
This seems like a watered down version of the lockdown in March. They haven't even updated this advice on social distancing.
"space–stay 2 metres apart from people you do not live with where possible, or 1 metre with extra precautions in place (such as wearing face coverings) "
All this with a variant that is 50% more transmissible. The 1 metre guideline was a revision from the 2 metre rule and I was never convinced that was the right thing to do. Reducing risk by wearing a mask and then partially reducing the protection seems completely cock eyed.
"space–stay 2 metres apart from people you do not live with where possible, or 1 metre with extra precautions in place (such as wearing face coverings) "
All this with a variant that is 50% more transmissible. The 1 metre guideline was a revision from the 2 metre rule and I was never convinced that was the right thing to do. Reducing risk by wearing a mask and then partially reducing the protection seems completely cock eyed.
The circumstances are exceptional but be in no doubt, there buffoons have made it ten times worse.
I didn't realise that was a thing at anytime during the pandemic. You live and learn.
Its not
Because some workplaces are still forcing people to go to work. Those people need somebody to look after their kids.
Read up, keep up.
He's still, and always will be a cnut.
Correct
I appreciate that but surely the virus can spread in nurseries as well. People with kids in school age in similar situations won’t be able to go.
Come on F-Red you've embarrassed yourself here
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/04/lockdown-no-3-what-are-the-new-restrictions
I think you owe @UnrelatedPsuedo a pint to be bought once the last COVID mask has been removed in Britain
Don’t be snarky. You’re wrong and advising people incorrectly.
Measures are adopted tonight. They become legal on Wednesday.
Apologies if I’m misunderstanding you. But I think you’re suggesting it’s law from midnight tonight. It’s not.
Yeah, they need to enforce the working from home unless it’s physically impossible.
I think his point is that he's already said he was wrong and apologised and people who can't be arsed to read half a page after the bit they're quoting are being annoying.
The school thing was so fecking obvious to everyone that they should not open, yet the PR machine was out yesterday trying to convince people everything is fine. His comment last week that ‘schools are safe but people mixing inside schools isn’t safe’ - wtf does that even mean?!
They’ve been so reactionary to everything, wasted billions on their pathetic test & trace system, confused everyone with their constant U-turn policies, stood by Cummings when he broke the law which eroded public trust & clearly are not following the science in a timely manner. It’s not just incompetence, it’s dangerous incompetence. They are in a position of power & have a duty to protect the public which they are failing time & again by dithering on decisions.
In the future they may announce an inquiry into how the pandemic was handled by the govt but that’s pointless after the fact, that’s not going to bring back the thousands of people who have died.
I've literally held my hands up about two pages ago, what did you guys miss?
Decorum
The irony.
Some data from today's figures, regional case rates:
Still trying to wrap my head around this.
This is surely enough for him to go? There's blood on his hands (if there wasn't already!).
There's been barely any calls for him to go which is madness in itself.
I do feel dirty. But throughout the pandemic he has been relatively accurate in his analysis of government policy at least.
Dominic Raab would take over I think. Could be wrong.