What supermarket was that, was in 2 different shops today and both had plenty ( Morrisons and Sainsbury)Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
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What supermarket was that, was in 2 different shops today and both had plenty ( Morrisons and Sainsbury)Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
If you have that attitude why did they change Christmas rules or why have any rules on meeting full stop. If going in full lockdown it stops one party that has a Covid case then good, and that's about 50th on the list of why we need a lockdownQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Really ****ing grim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
The current rules don’t allow parties? I’m not sure what else they can do?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
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A dire new set of daily covid figures: 981 deaths in the last 24 hours (the highest daily death rate since April 24), a new record of 23,771 in hospital for any time in the pandemic, and 50,023 new positive tests.
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An 11% increase in hospital patients in the space of 24 hours is particularly shocking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Callum_62
Makes you think of those six indicators (I think it was) for Covid a few months ago. One of them being to stop the NHS becoming overwhelmed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
We live in a crazy world, there are still people vehemently denying it's a problem.
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Originally Posted by stu in nottingham
Boris being coy on how quickly the vaccine can be rolled out.
Strange he should choose this moment not to make up targets.
Just seen some highlights from the darts - shaking hands, hugging etc
Rules no apply to them no?
Looking at them I'm sure alot will be in the high risk category too
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They’ll be tested just like footballers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Callum_62
Wouldn’t get too worked up about it, bigger things and all that
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Amazing difference.
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Pride? No. My kids like a lot of others have missed out on a lot this year. My oldests boyfriend lives in Newcastle and she hasn't seen him in months. My youngest has a history of mental health issues. I'm not going to stop either from occasionally 'breaking the rules' if it helps their wellbeing. Both will be spending Hogmanay with their mum and dad which was not what they were expecting to do. Maybe I should have highlighted these were occasional and not every day occurrences but I wont apologise for allowing my kids to have a wee bit of normality during these times. 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by Lendo
Interesting to note that the Republic of Ireland's also about to enter level 5 of their restrictions which is essentially the equivalent of our own level 4.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Their official death toll is also around half that of Scotland's despite having a similar population.
It is indeed a crazy world. The fact that some people are still denying the science and facts in front of them is some crazy kind of Darwinism where others pay the price for their stupidity.Quote:
Originally Posted by stu in nottingham
There's an element of boy who cried wolf imo. Many people have lost faith in politicians and the media.Quote:
Originally Posted by stu in nottingham
Things like that don't help. It sends mixed messages.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDoidge
Our Politicians will be feeling a lot more uncomfortable in a couple of weeks when the Christmas hangover they backed starts to bite.
And yet as the UK decends into covid farce its every small action contributing to the **** show we are now living itQuote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDoidge
It totally boils my piss seeing my mates back in NZ living an essentially normal life as we stumble and sleepwalk into more deaths that were entirely preventable
The darts are indoors - when was the last time we were allowed to hug a relative at all, nevermind indoors
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Does anyone think the PCR test is a bit of a farce? I mean we have had more cases in the last 10 hours than Australia, NZ, Thailand and Hong Kong have had combined in the last 10 months.
I'm not sure what you mean... Can you elaborate?Quote:
Originally Posted by CB_NO3
Really, really annoys me. They have had months to prepare for the vaccine, and will have known for some time that it was being approved this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by BroxburnHibee
We need information now. No excuses.
This was Waitrose. It could be social stereotypes on my part but I think toffs are more prone to a panic.Quote:
Originally Posted by alhibby
It shouldn't really be a shock to anyone sadly.Quote:
Originally Posted by neil7908
We needed effective test and trace in place for exiting the initial lockdown. Didn't happen.
We needed mass testing of students and a phased return to universities. Didn't happen.
We needed to close the borders early in the pandemic to avoid reimporting cases. Didn't happen.
We needed enforced quarantine when entering the country. Didn't happen.
We needed extensive antibody testing and testing of the asymptomatic population. Didn't happen.
We need mass vaccination sites ready to go in advance of them actually being required.........
Entirely consistent from Bozo, all statements, underpinned by nothing and no delivery, he moves onto the next soundbite/ opportunity for positive imagery before anything is done about seeing the last great, fantastic, world beating gimmick through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
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Agree 100%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Why are coffee shops and places like Greggs open? There’ll be other examples, but they’re the ones I noticed being busy yesterday.
I was down at Cramond walking the dog a couple of days ago, loads of folk standing waiting for takeaway coffee. Not particularly social distanced.
I don’t actually mind it, I’m glad I can get a coffee...I just don’t see how it only “essential” businesses are open, how do they fit that description?
Is getting a Sausage & Bean bake more essential than anything at B&Q or Next?
Apart from closing the borders, everything else should have been delivered by Devolved Gov's and it hasn't been. Not really understanding why you specifically reference the PM?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostonhibby
I live in Engerlund, and to some extent what Bozo and the gang decide tends to set the pattern for response to and management of the virus events.Quote:
Originally Posted by Santa Cruz
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Fair do's. Thought you were in Scotland, apologies my mistake. Just pointing out we have been failed on all those things listed too by the SG as health is fully Devolved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bostonhibby