COVID-19 — Coronavirus

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We don't have a constitution but Laws set out by parliaments consent and our constitutional lawmaking and govrnance do not involve the monarchy except as a ceremonial thing.

The hier to the throne has no more right to imediate testing as any commoner under the UK bill of rights


As for the PM, as head of the country he needed to be tested, as does any minister.
Charlie got tested as he could have killed the queen and philip with it,i have no problem with him getting tested
 
15 flights per day from Spain to UK still. If that’s the case from another 20/30 countries that’s still a lot of people going into the UK.

As for Boris I sincerely hope he’s ok because at his age and size he’ll be a big risk!
Is that Spain figure commercial flights or repatriation of UK citizens? If the former, I cannot get my head around that as surely it would simply increase the chances of contamination?
 
Hancock was being tripped as a possible successor to BoJo if Raab succumbed - such a wealth of talent - but he probably feels a bit relieved to be out of the running tbh, I know many others are. Pritti will be straightening her shoulders awaiting for a possible call to power now, brace yourselves.
JRM is working on a plan; 50,000 leeches to be delivered to every hospital by the end of the week. Self-isolation advice to be replaced by a regime of early morning cold showers and vigourous exercise to sweat out the bugs. Supermarket access to be restricted to nannies only.
 
Charlie got tested as he could have killed the queen and philip with it,i have no problem with him getting tested

Everyone should be tested like Korea, starting with those in contact with the infected first at the top of the list.

The man wh would be king should be way down the list around.
 
Jay, to clarify, some of these are available for all and anyone, not just Brits scrambling to get back; any Spaniard could fly on these (or any nationality for that matter)? That would be utter lunacy, or am I missing something here?

I don't know for sure to be honest. At a guess I think they are initially for emergency purposes to get citizens back to the UK but if you look at the paragraph under the EasyJet photo it says that their flights have now been put on general sale. Whether that includes foreigners I don't know.

Edit: Also the point still stands. It's still gonna be hundreds if not thousands of people flying into the UK every day. Their nationality is pretty irrelevant.
 
Unfortunately on here political allegiances count for more than humanity.
That has become ever more evident - and one of the most significant disappointments IMO. You really would have expected people to be able to set such narrow thinking aside during this time - anyway - best not stray off-topic
 
Health Secretary Matt Hancock confirms he has contracted coronavirus and will be self-isolating at home for a week.

Microbiologist Dr Simon Clarke: "Anybody can get it, and anybody does get it

Nicola Sturgeon said the number of people who have tested positive for COVID-19 in Scotland has risen from 894 to 1059 - an increase of 165 from Thursday's total.

The First Minister added that 72 patients with coronavirus symptoms are in intensive care units

Eight more people have died in Scotland after contracting coronavirus, taking the total number of deaths to 33


PM noticed mild symptoms on Thursday afternoon(still came out of no 10 and stood near the chancelor)

The Prime Minister's official spokesman said Mr Johnson noticed that he had mild symptoms on Thursday afternoon and received the test results at midnight

Chancellor not self-isolating

An aide to Rishi Sunak says the chancellor does not have any coronavirus symptoms, has not been tested and is not self-isolating


Nearly 800 further coronavirus-related deaths in Spain

The number of coronavirus-related deaths in Spain has risen to 4,858 from 4,089 on Thursday.

2,378 coronavirus-related deaths now in Iran

The total number of infections has risen to 32,332, says a health ministry official

First two coronavirus deaths in South Africa

Met Police chief asking recently retired officers to re-join

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick is writing to former officers who retired within the last five years to ask them to re-join the force either in a paid or voluntary capacity.

Serving officers who are nearing 30 years' pensionable service are also being asked to delay their retirement
To be fair he was 3 meters away from the Chancellor, not 2
 
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