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Ok, thanks for your 'review', but I prefer to let my clients be the judge of that. They currently include Barclays, AZ, Dow, Telefonica and National Grid. BTW, they pay me around 2K a day.

I was merely putting the 16 deaths point in context

I've just had a look at the ONS data on age of death involving Covid. As you probably know, that means any death where death is mentioned on the death certificate. The readily available data stretches back to the week ending 12th Feb. Overall, there are 395 attributed deaths in the 15-44 age...

see my answer above

The percentage I am referring to obviously only relates to the risk over the period of time in question.

There are around 21.5 million people in the 16-44 age range in England(*), so 16 deaths means you had a 0.0001% chance of dying a death 'involving' Covid. (*) The ONS data on this topic covers the 16-44 age range.

Your mate's bill won't going up as much. GB is still around 40% reliant on gas for its power generation, which means that when the wholesale gas price goes up a lot (as it has done recently) consumers here are more likely to see a stiffer price increase compared to France, where nuclear...

Downloaded the card on the phone very easy. But NFC didn't work well for me at the Everton match. I'm thinking it might be worth me trying to buy something at my local shop using Google Pay to test how best to position the phone to get NFC to work, you know, get some practice in.

The 2nd set is also now available, with a few songs added that weren't included in the first set. e.g. Birds, Cinnamon Girl 1 On The Way Home 2 Helpless 3 Cinnamon Girl >>> The Loner 4 Birds 5 I Am A Child 6 Everybody's Alone 7 Dance, Dance, Dance 8 The 1956 Bubblegum Disaster...

Barmouth seems very popular with folk from the Black Country

'fraid so. Sorry!

That plan for Victoria sounds interesting, I'll have to do some research on that. It's worth noting that the TPE trains are now nearly all going via Victoria rather than Piccadilly, partly due to congestion on the Piccadilly-Deansgate corridor. The Stockport-Stalybridge "Parliamentary" service...

Yes, I was specifically thinking about those terraced houses in Mossley when I mentioned demolitions. I agree the Hope Valley route also deserves a major upgrade. Isn't there some improvement work now underway at Dore/Totley junction?

The Ashbury's-Phillips Park chord? It seems like it could be put to a bit more use? I think the old Scotland to Harwich boat trains used to use that route until the late 1980s. Pre-Covid there was also a once per week TPE service to Scarborough that used it, presumably so that drivers could...

Yes, but I am sure it will carry on to Manchester, plus a spur to Preston. And that's all it needs to do.

I've never been convinced that a high speed trans Pennine route makes much sense. Far too expensive and far too disruptive (i.e. it would need loads of houses demolished) for the gains that would be made. Basically, the distance between the stops wouldn't long enough to justify engineering...

HS2 will connect to Cross Rail. At the Old Oak Common interchange station.

So many errors and dodgy assumptions in Jenkin's article I don't know where to start. But his stance is no surprise, he is pretty much against all development of any kind, anywhere. Jenkins is claiming it won't ever go north of Crewe. I think he is wrong about that, but surely Crewe is north...

Maybe I misunderstood, but someone earlier seemed to be saying that the proof of vaccination codes issued by NHS Scotland and Wales may not be accepted by venues in England? I just downloaded my proof of Covid vaccination QR code from NHS Wales and it says it is accepted in England. I guess...

This is not very relevant to the point I was responding to, but when I was living in WA it was a mix of volunteers and employees providing response services, with a high proportion of volunteers in country areas. I am not aware that this has changed.