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Does that mean Richard Keys is out of a job? Not all bad then.

Breaking important news Neighbours to resume filming after shutdown

Actual working tests that show if people have had it or not with a high accuracy rate? Or is this another thing Trump has just thrown out there that someone else will have to walk back later? Fingers crossed its true.

How have they arrived at 5000 as an acceptable figure?

Sweden looking to restart games June 14 with crowds allowed in stadiums.

Theres a good chance stopping immigration is something Trump thought up on the spot and there is no details.

Exactly, hundreds of different people all of whom will have different ideas of who is classed as a key worker and who isn't. Having experienced the chaos when all you're asking them to do is check the name on the ticket matches any photo ID for a regular I can't see it being workable.

Huge alarm bells should be sounding reading that sentence.

Now scale that up for 20K at the O2. And add in that the person on the door has got to decide what ID is acceptable and what isn't. Would be absolute chaos. What happens when people start getting turned away? No system is going to be perfect so at the end of the day making NHS ID the...

That's the point. Think about the stewards on the door having to check all these. Its going to slow things down anyway. Now imagine the chaos if you extend that to an essentially unlimited assortment of ID cards with the steward being the one who has to decide if that ID gives someone key worker...

For some things its understandable. Things like artists putting on thank you concerts, they are requiring NHS ID to be shown alongside the tickets to gain entry. Would be virtually impossible to extend that as what do you accept as valid ID? Other things look like PR opportunities. Lots of...

If they sell pizza at a tenner a go they can say we're giving millions worth of pizza based on that price but if they only cost they a quid each to make its not actually costing them millions. Might just be a cynic but my first thought was they have loads of stock they need to shift before it...

All sounds very familiar, add me to the screwed over club. I got home one day and my mrs had moved out. Claimed nobody else was involved but she'd moved to the US and got engaged before the divorce was finalised and was got married again within 6 months! Of course this was right after...

The latest trick at my place is you don't even get a work phone, but you have to have a phone. They started by paying an allowance for using your own phone but then stopped even that claiming everyone gets free minutes on their personal phone contact. And it quickly moves from you doing it...

Players contracts still exist if the games are played or not so surely its to the clubs advantage to play games and get back whatever revenue they can? Furlough only covers a portion of wages. Surely we'd bring in more revenue from playing games than just claiming furlough and having to hand...

If you don't complete the season then anyone who has paid for broadcast rights, sponsorship & advertising or tickets would have a decent case I'd think. Basically anyone who has paid for something they haven't received.

Was listening to a podcast yesterday and they threw out the stat that 85% don't like their job. Quick google seems to suggest there are polls that back it up. That must have a huge impact on peoples overall happiness given how much of our life is taken up with work. Not to mention that things...

Speaking of stacking how are they getting it on the shelves without touching it?

Couple of academics did a paper on the TV rights and came to exactly that conclusion: