According to Whitty, it would have only suppressed the outbreak for a few days. So a few more days to get ventilators, PPE and a whole host of other essential equipment.
Either way, if going out in a gathering of more than 2 is liable to cause a proliferation then I can imagine a plane full of people is much more of a liability. It probably won’t make as much of a difference now had it been implemented at the start of the outbreak but if people are having to give up the most basic freedom to leave their house then they should be asked to give up their freedom to fly internationally too.
Populist nonsense.
never mind bolting the stable door that particular horse has long since been turned into Aldi burgers.
Two of my sons are brickies. One will be able to claim and the other will get next to nothing.As we approach the 4th week of current "lockdown" restrictions, I'm staggered there is still so much that is open to interpretation. My major "beef" is with the utterly ludicrous, "only travel to work if you cannot work from home". Gardeners, window cleaners, barbers, car mechanics, etc, etc, etfuckingcetera. How fucking hard is it for a government in a time of national crisis to have a definitive list? Too many vans, too many trucks, too many fucking occupants. And how can it not be law that all shops have to provide workers with disposable gloves - at least give them a fucking chance. I listened to a bricklayer on Radio 5 "I'll carry on building until I'm forced to stop". Or dies. The latter more likely.
Nobody should be put in that position.Two of my sons are brickies. One will be able to claim and the other will get next to nothing.
Both are worried. But both would work if the site was open. One would need to.
I bet there’s loads in that trap. Risking their lives because they have to.
I'm not at work, but our job is essential according to the company. Won't furlough me and it is impossible to keep 2 metres away from public as we work in the street. I've told them it's not that essential that I'm going. to risk it. So am on 94 quid a week ssp. I'll know where my loyalties lie when this is overTwo of my sons are brickies. One will be able to claim and the other will get next to nothing.
Both are worried. But both would work if the site was open. One would need to.
I bet there’s loads in that trap. Risking their lives because they have to.
I agree with you. That’s what needs to be sorted out or people will be forced to work.Nobody should be put in that position.
Your company should give you the choice. They know that everyone will want it if they do.I'm not at work, but our job is essential according to the company. Won't furlough me and it is impossible to keep 2 metres away from public as we work in the street. I've told them it's not that essential that I'm going. to risk it. So am on 94 quid a week ssp. I'll know where my loyalties lie when this is over
Because they say they are not intending to make anyone redundant and are essentially still working they cannot furlough me. Bunch of cunts. I've been off since march23 with a disabled wife and haven't heard a peep from themYour company should give you the choice. They know that everyone will want it if they do.
All they have to do is give those that work a bonus if they feel it’s essential.
Your loyalties will be the same as mine.
"The discovery of the risen Christ on the first Easter Day gave his followers new hope and fresh purpose, and we can all take heart from this".
Ha love the last bit"The discovery of the risen Christ on the first Easter Day gave his followers new hope and fresh purpose, and we can all take heart from this".
Ahem, "His followers" if you don't mind please your Maj. That's why we genuflect with the right knee at Mass. Left knee for Kings, Queens. Right knee for Him. (Both knees for Serge).
And this exemplifies perfectly the utter mess we're in regarding working from home / essential work etc.Because they say they are not intending to make anyone redundant and are essentially still working they cannot furlough me. Bunch of cunts. I've been off since march23 with a disabled wife and haven't heard a peep from them
Exactly, so 6.8 million haven’tSo we are approaching 2/3 weeks In lockdown.
Surely we have to start seeing some down turn in the death rate in the next few days?
From what I have seen 90 plus percent seem to have behaved impeccably.
Doubt it’s that many, tbf. The vast majority of people are doing the right thing. It’s only a tiny proportion of bellends acting irresponsibly.Exactly, so 6.8 million haven’t
The way I understand the way it works is they don’t have to furlough every employee.Because they say they are not intending to make anyone redundant and are essentially still working they cannot furlough me. Bunch of cunts. I've been off since march23 with a disabled wife and haven't heard a peep from them
Sounds like a bit of a mare.I had to give up eating horse burgers as they gave me the trots.