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I agree - it seems even the government now consider schools a glorified childminding service

Point was that organisations want to be seem to be decisive and dynamic by setting arbitrary deadlines but when it comes down to it they climb down and kick the can along the road. This situation will be no different IMO. Difference is of course player contracts ending usually at the end of...

Europe was committed to getting brexit done by numerous agreed dates. End up with numerous extensions. If push comes to shove they'll revise the date to be later on I'm sure.

They could do a contagion version of Supermarket Sweep. Aim is just to find anything on the shelves and take it.

Literally a Hunger Games edition

Seems massively unfair and unworkable. I think it needs to be asked of the head to change this to get those self-isolating to share the workload if they aren't going to/can't shut the school. Otherwise you're going to have the rest of you of with stress and fatigue regardless of the virus. It...

It's a tastier alternative I reckon

I think Piers would benefit more from going to school.

Forgive me if this is ignorant or stupid, but if some of those teachers at home are just self-isolating as a precaution they're still able to work. Why aren't they being given the task of setting work for self-isolating kids/marking etc? Surely those in the school covering for them have enough...

That's a big problem when you've got countries which are highly religious. You can use all the science and expertise you want, but all they'll think is "pray to God and all will be fine". Then when they have far worse death tolls it'll be because closing the places of worship angered God and...

There are some people who don't see a school as a place of learning but just childcare for while they're at work.

How apt - an Animaniac.

It will happen eventually and although we've seen saturation point in the domestic market it is still increasing in popularity abroad. But that won't last forever either. If/when it does I don't think there'll need to be new rules re sugar daddies because the two reasons they invest (either for...

It does highlight how woefully unprepared we are for a 'proper' plague. If that happened it doesn't even bear thinking about.

And if the election had gone the other way I've no doubt you'd be highly supportive of Labour and Corbyn's strategy and have faith in that wouldn't you?

What exactly does this mean though? For me it's an easy get-out clause that they can use to say they didn't have the correct policy. Still very easy from that to say they won't pay out unless formally closed.

So I assume they make up a large amount of Trump's diet.

Late change. Shapps is to be replaced by Michael Green up front ;)

As many will know I'm no fan of Johnson and although there may have been an initial U-turn in policy in the first few days since then it has more been a case of stricter measures are on the way and we're constantly reviewing when these need to be implemented. Things are being brought in more...

Nah, we'll hammer em. Just make sure we defend heavily on our left and always attack down our right as they're massively overloaded with right wingers.