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Try Freeview, think CWR is channel 719 and you only get it if you’re in the area so might not be blocked.

IMO dodgy steams for games not officially being made available to fans in the UK is very different to using those streams when you have an official option available for a tenner where desperately needed money goes to the club.

Sorry to hear that mate. Good news that the wife has already sorted something else out. Hopefully that will keep your head above water until things start getting back to normal.

These people are on a different planet.

Isn’t that the second issue they’ve had this season already? Assume a lot of them have day jobs, can’t imagine employers being too impressed if this keeps happening.

The quote doesn't really match the headline unfortunately. "The EFL remains in discussions with the government about the pilot programme which may include a limited number of further pilot matches during September with capacity limited to 1,000". There may be a limited number of games used as...

https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-e-scooter-trial-halted-18934376

Sad news, not sure how they can lose this many jobs without it having a significant impact on their operations. Fingers crossed grass roots doesn't take a big hit. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/54161886

Spent some time this morning working out just how screwed I'd be if I'm not back in work when furlough ends. Anyone who thinks living on benefits is an easy life might want to try running through the entitledto website and seeing what you'd be expected to live on. Mine ends up as £409.89 a...

Not sure why people are complaining about tests, Patel was on TV this morning and was very clear, "tests are available" and "its wrong to say tests are not available". I made the same mistake, although the way the data is presented is pretty misleading. The total test capacity number the...

Couldn't read the story as the FT have it behind a paywall but I've found an Indian report which seems to come from the same interview. He works for the Serum Institute of India and seems to be suggesting that India doesn't have the infrastructure or manufacturing capacity to delver vaccines to...

Not entirely sure how it works. Presumably if the Cambridge University one comes off we're at the front of the queue. If its another vaccine that is the one we need are the pharma companies going to be dicks about who owns the rights or just let every country manufacture it themselves?

Here's some more good news.

Knew it was something pretty big as the BBC have cleared the schedule for a Sky At Night special this evening. The way things are going here I'm up for moving to Venus.

This of course illustrates the issue with not collecting enough data but lets go with 3.4m from the Imperial College recent study. Even if you take the bottom end figure for herd immunity to kick in at 60% you're still looking at half a million deaths. Now it may be the mortality rate changes if...

But isn't that because of the restrictions that have been in place? 41,628 deaths from 368,504 cases, that's more than 1 in 10 people who test positive dying. Are we really going back to the suggestion that we let it work its way through the population until we hit herd immunity?

This might be of interest. https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/203873/largest-covid19-testing-study-shows-cases/

There must be something we're not being told about the testing. According to the government website we're still doing the same number of tests everyday and even if demand had gone up it should still be possible for people to get a test.

I think it goes: CCM season package holders: will get the match on ifollow Non CCM holders who would potentially pay a one off fee for the match: can't access match through ifollow but can via a 1 day Sky Sports pass on Now TV Overseas iFollow subscribers: on ifollow subject to game not being...

You get a code for each game which you can redeem on ifollow.