It's even more curious. The only official thing I can find online is the original agreement that France would be excepted. Can that be right? A phone call from Johnson to Macron produces a policy that's dumped three days later, the new policy has not been communicated in anything other than in a press conference, and only the now incorrect original policy is still on government websites (and the French Embassy's!)? https://www.gov.uk/government/news/joint-statement-between-the-uk-and-france-10-may-2020
But I assume from your comment that you didn't?I found out about 4 days later. Luckily was working from home so didn't mingle with anyone, but could have given it to the missus and little one.
Micro aggression! There was no "current position"! They announced a 14-day quarantine on arriving (foreign) travellers - except from France.Allegedly the phone call was confirming current position
https://www-telegraph-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/05/16/travel-restrictions-live-uk-backtracks-french-quarantine-agreement/amp/?amp_js_v=a3&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA=#aoh=15897884311511&referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$s&share=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/05/17/travel-restrictions-live-uk-hotels-campsites-holiday-parks-set/
She may have had it as well without any signs? Don't know, I may not have had it but I've never lost my smell and taste like that before. Also my wife's friends husband had it, had fever, front line worker so was tested and did have it but she never caught it even though they share a bed.But I assume from your comment that you didn't?
I find this really odd. Something infectious enough to spread like wildfire across the country by merely passing people by or touching a handrail, for some bizarre reason doesn't manage to infect your wife and kids after days of very close proximity.
I wasn't questioning you, just commenting that it's weird.She may have had it as well without any signs? Don't know, I may not have had it but I've never lost my smell and taste like that before. Also my wife's friends husband had it, had fever, front line worker so was tested and did have it but she never caught it even though they share a bed.
@Rammy Blue has had a similar encounter, I believe.But I assume from your comment that you didn't?
I find this really odd. Something infectious enough to spread like wildfire across the country by merely passing people by or touching a handrail, for some bizarre reason doesn't manage to infect your wife and kids after days of very close proximity.
No worries, it is a weird one though, some people get it without so much as a cough, other drop dead.I wasn't questioning you, just commenting that it's weird.
Or he didn't have it as losing sense of smell could have another cause. But in any case if the virus was that easy to pass on from someone who isn't coughing and spluttering, we'd nearly all have it. One of the big information / research gaps has been on the risks of transmission from mere proximity, or how long the virus survives on different surfaces, etc etcBut I assume from your comment that you didn't?
I find this really odd. Something infectious enough to spread like wildfire across the country by merely passing people by or touching a handrail, for some bizarre reason doesn't manage to infect your wife and kids after days of very close proximity.
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