Coronavirus (2021) thread

[aguero93:20]

Best wishes Blue. Hang in there.

What more can we do?

1. Better support and pay for those self isolating or sick.

2. Restrict key worker definition to limit numbers in schools.

3. Better support for home learning, so parents keep children at home.

4. Test, trace, isolate system improvement.

4. Better communication with consistent messaging. Stay home blues!

5. Engage private business. Get McDonalds etc to shut except delivery - not essential.

6. Enforcement. Last resort.

7. Place Julia Hartley Brewer on a small offshore island and remove her Internet.

[Edit: 8. Learn to number lists!]

Get onto politics you ****

 

[Two Gun Bob]

You’re just too funny.

Be nice old Rambsbottom and the people will love you for it. Go to my user name mate as there is a follow button you can press and then you don't have to miss a thing. Take care chap and remember that It's nice to be nice

 

[roubaixtuesday]

Get onto politics you ****

Err.... how else do you answer the question "what more can be done" other than a list of what policies can be done?

 

[aguero93:20]

Err.... how else do you answer the question "what more can be done" other than a list of what policies can be done?

We need more like you

 

[hilts]

Fucks sake, scotch can't even spell whiskey

I can it’s spelt

B O U R B O N

 

[aguero93:20]

I can it’s spelt

B O U R B O N

Mind your language

 

[Nightmare Walking]

I can it’s spelt

B O U R B O N

They're biscuits.

 

[kaz7]

A new public awareness campaign has been launched, urging people to "stay at home" in an attempt to encourage the public to comply with lockdown rules.

It comes amid growing fears that people have not been observing social distancing rules, as case numbers surge, hospitals become swamped and deaths continue to rise.

COVID-19: Ad campaign launched with plea to public as fears grow over lockdown compliance

The prime minister warns coronavirus cases are soaring at an "alarming rate" and that hospitals are under extreme pressure.

news.sky.com

Behind again , where was this a few weeks ago

 

[aguero93:20]

A new public awareness campaign has been launched, urging people to "stay at home" in an attempt to encourage the public to comply with lockdown rules.

It comes amid growing fears that people have not been observing social distancing rules, as case numbers surge, hospitals become swamped and deaths continue to rise.

Behind again , where was this a few weeks ago

Non existent. Anyway, I'm off to the shop for beer

 

[kaz7]

Experts have said it is in the "public's hands to take control" of the UK's pandemic, urging them to "behave as if you're trying to protect your brothers, your sisters, your parents and your friends".

COVID-19: Britons told it's 'in their hands' to bring down coronavirus cases and protect NHS

SAGE expert Professor Calum Semple says there is "nothing magical" about bringing cases down and he's "optimistic" it can be done.

news.sky.com