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Tougher Measures Covid
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keen to hear :
1) if you believe tougher measures are needed lockdown wise.
2) what you believe these measures ought to include.
1) if you believe tougher measures are needed lockdown wise.
2) what you believe these measures ought to include.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I love the way that by just riding a bike the PM can send TC into convulsions! Here's is someone else riding a bike but TC would probably think this one is ok:
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funny link that one try this:
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TC, for your information;-
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I see nothing wrong in cycling 7 miles from Downing Street to the park. But that is not what he is admitting to.
Johnson, Hancock and Patel supported the on the spot fines to two women who had driven 5 miles to go for a walk.
If the PM had driven further (people suspect he drove 7 miles to the park and did not cycle them) then there is a hint of hypocrisy.
The rules say you can exercise with one other person. Eye witnesses report several in Johnson’s cycling group, thought to be his security people
Johnson, Hancock and Patel supported the on the spot fines to two women who had driven 5 miles to go for a walk.
If the PM had driven further (people suspect he drove 7 miles to the park and did not cycle them) then there is a hint of hypocrisy.
The rules say you can exercise with one other person. Eye witnesses report several in Johnson’s cycling group, thought to be his security people
//NJ doesn't believe the HNS is being overrun tho, Sqad. Or he didn't a few days ago.//
Didn’t I? I didn’t a few months ago because it very clearly wasn’t. Bed occupancy (both ordinary and critical care) was quite low. I don’t recall making a similar claim recently. I don’t really know whether it’s being “overrun” at the moment because I don’t know how that’s defined. The NHS has been “at breaking point” every winter for as long as I can recall. It is never able to deal with peak demand without suggesting it is about to go under.
//So a 7pm curfew seems like a totally barmy idea to me!//
Stand by to see it introduced then, Chris!
Didn’t I? I didn’t a few months ago because it very clearly wasn’t. Bed occupancy (both ordinary and critical care) was quite low. I don’t recall making a similar claim recently. I don’t really know whether it’s being “overrun” at the moment because I don’t know how that’s defined. The NHS has been “at breaking point” every winter for as long as I can recall. It is never able to deal with peak demand without suggesting it is about to go under.
//So a 7pm curfew seems like a totally barmy idea to me!//
Stand by to see it introduced then, Chris!