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So why did they keep saying 'follow the guidelines' rather than 'follow the law'? EDIT: Can probably answer than myself. Johnson not wanting to seem unpopular and telling people what to do.

Rodney King yes, but the issues and similar incidents have been going on for longer than the US has existed.

They got it into the care homes, now time to start phase 2 for those who weren't.

I did wonder that as they were 'guidelines' how could the police issue fines? If it's a guideline it's not law, it's just a suggestion of something they think it would be advisable to do. It was the one part of Cumming's farce that I actually agreed with - he hadn't done anything illegal because...

I honestly don't know. But I guess it would be remiss not to try.

Those slight differences allow the virus to get out and spread. You'd be amazed how even that small amount can increase the chances of transmission. Look at the rates in places like Italy and Spain compared to us - we're still a lot higher because we had these minor differences that kept the R...

That's why I asked if it was possible, because they tend to become less rather than more deadly after initial transmission across species because weaker forms of it get passed around more because the host lives and contacts more people so that version spreads more.

It's way longer than 30 years.

Is it possible it was a form of coronavirus that wasn't quite as lethal as Covid-19 but then mutated to be more deadly?

Again you use this word 'safely'. Can you show me the evidence this is the case? Infections still high. Deaths still high. My only hope is that the virus is now stating to mutate into a less deadly variation. Because if not we're about to see things increasing again, only this time a second...

And they're supposedly 'the good guys with guns'......

Is he the guy that voiced Thomas the Tank Engine after Ringo Starr?

I think the 'building years' are something we can ill afford given the wages etc in the Championship. We need to do some smart recruitment on up and coming players that won't maybe cost as much. Longer we leave it the more likely the better players will end up moving on and though it would give...

Although I agree it does feel like they've tried the organised, peaceful approach for a long time and got nowhere. In most successful protest movements there will be a period of peaceful protest followed by an escalation into more extreme/violent methods before looking to resolve it more...

But what of the many people who are asymptomatic?

How do you know they're being opened safely? It is cos the govt told you so? Because they've not made any mistakes or told any lies recently.....

Given we've still got high incidents of the virus and our renowned behaviour abroad we'd pose a massive risk of taking the virus there and pushing them into a second wave and another costly lockdown. Better to lose our money and stay open IMO.

Like I say above one or two thinks piecemeal isn't enough. It needs to be a concerted effort and masterplan for numerous things to happen all at once. Critical mass is everything. The ring road is a big problem for it but they have got the plan for at level crossing etc which would help. It'd...

Agree entirely. Trouble is no-one wants to be the one taking the initial risk. It needs to be a massive overall redevelopment plan. Bet there be some complaining the area would lose it's 'feel' and be gentrified though.

And how would this be different to the area now?