Blackpool’s numbers at the time were very low. However they shot up mid October and are still high now.I don’t like to see any harm from the Covid regardless of nationality but it was pretty low for the SNP to try and blame Scotland’s predicament on Blackpool. I wouldn’t be surprised it if it was the other way round.
Must just be your family Trev -I'm in Flixton and I'd say its pretty high level of compliance.I haven’t a clue because all my family live in Urmston/Flixton and say barely anyone is following the rules.
Same in UrmstonMust just be your family Trev -I'm in Flixton and I'd say its pretty high level of compliance.
Because, if you take the test and you prove positive, you will need to isolate and stop working with all the financial implications. Some may dodge the test to avoid this possible outcome.Out of curiosity, why would anyone need to be forced?
We were talking about a vaccine.Because, if you take the test and you prove positive, you will need to isolate and stop working with all the financial implications. Some may dodge the test to avoid this possible outcome.
I don't understand, and never have done, why we have some ministers in charge of departments of which they have no knowledge. Hancock has absolutely no medical or scientific experience (possibly with the exception of lighting his farts with a bunsen burner). How can he possibly interpret all the the discrepant SAGE data?I don't trust this latest convenient spike to pressure the lockdown vote. I don't trust this Government or the politicised hierarchy of the NHS and Dept of Health.
My apologies, I made an incorrect assumption you were referring to test & traceWe were talking about a vaccine.
No worries mate.My apologies, I made an incorrect assumption you were referring to test & trace
Perennial problem this. I don't believe ministers should be experts, but as a bare minimum, they need to have enough of a relevant scientific grounding in order to at least be able to follow the arguments, and hold the experts to account; to ask the right probing questions of them and to make sure that the scientific advice actually passes the common sense test. Far too often IMO the minister in charge has no fucking clue and therefore is unable to do anything other than accept whatever he/she is told.I don't understand, and never have done, why we have some ministers in charge of departments of which they have no knowledge. Hancock has absolutely no medical or scientific experience (possibly with the exception of lighting his farts with a bunsen burner). How can he possibly interpret all the the discrepant SAGE data?