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I was more down yesterday than I am today, feel alright again. My issue is trying to get enough sleep after being in one or two rooms all day, 8 hours and I’m banging. I’m trying to avoid drinking during the week too and then it’s looking forward to the weekend again giving you something to move...

I don't want to just be promoted without the games either, we can't just turn up in the Championship and carry on. What's the point of promotion if you don't get to get on the pitch and celebrate with the players, have a massive party with all the other fans and listen to the manager's speech.

Are clubs going to be expected to return all TV and ticket money? Why should they be paid for something that didn't happen. Luckily the Peterborough bloke is very adamant the season will finish.

Honestly that would be it. I can’t support all the time, see success just around the corner and have it taken away. You just can’t take a season away after so much has been completed. They could scratch it off in 3 weeks if they wanted to. Void the season and I’m done.

I’ve arranged a load of her friends to have a zoom party in the evening with some drinks. Just need a couple of gifts (I’m thinking loo roll) and a small activity to do.

No thanks I'm full.

It's my partner's birthday next week and obviously doing anything normal is out of the question. Any ideas?

send him home and bring another one in. This is a pointless discussion anyway, people shouldn't have to get on tubes or drive tubes because things should have been shut, employees of TfL and everywhere else at home. I'm just taking objection that the spike that looks like coming in London is...

The temperature thing is less about immune system but about the virus' ability to stay alive outside of the body. The normal flu virus can sit on surfaces for a certain period and get into someone's body that way but once it gets to a certain temperature it is killed off. I think the hope was...

Works well enough on the DLR without someone on every train though.

"London Underground already has trains that are "driverless" in the sense that the term "train driver" is traditionally meant. The Victoria, Central and Jubilee lines are operated by Automatic Train Operation (ATO) systems - the Victoria partially so since 1968 - which mean they aren't manually...

Some of the most deprived areas in the country. People living hand to mouth desperate to avoid losing everything are being blamed. We're going to learn nothing from this.

No of course not, you are aware that once a station is opened it can run without staff though? A lot of the trains are driverless too.

Do you want them to be laid off and starve to death? They should be at home but if they work for Sports Direct and the c**t wants them in what are they supposed to do? It isn't their fault they're being exploited and TfL have cut the train numbers down. I bet none of them want to be there as...

I think people forget how densely populated London is. There are a lot more people per supermarket in inner London than suburban Coventry and these people need to eat.

It might be the case that it has a longer gestation period so symptoms are showing at a longer interval after contracting it meaning they picked it up before the good weather. It could also be that there were so many people carrying it it didn't need to stay on surfaces for very long and just...

Behaved how?

It's a well known fact that the treasury note was part of a long tradition but it's still being used as a stick to beat Labour with. With regards 'now isn't the time' - when else will be the time? Once this is over you can bet the country will want to get out and get on with things and try to...

70 year old knobhead, no thanks. In all seriousness it's going to be fun to see Brady in an Arians team. Lots of players very interested in signing for TB now too.

On point 1 it depends what the test is looking for. I imagine that it is just looking for the virus in which case it would give no indication if somebody has had it, recovered and subsequently developed immunity.