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That all sounds positive. Lets hope it can be maintained.

Good to see they're worrying about things like this rather than PPE for medical staff or making sure people can get food.

Was just going to post that. What the fuck is wrong with people?

Reckon there’s zero chance at the moment. Wasps have just had to ask their players to take a 25% salary cut, the bond price is tanking and it looks like the economy will be in a terrible state when they have to refinance the bond.

The more people ignore what they're being told isn't that going to mean the longer the restrictions are in place? If the option is social distancing for 18 months or thousands of unnecessary deaths I know which one I'd choose.

It's like with the supermarkets, if people just acted as normal we'd be fine but people are acting like selfish pricks. I walk the dog in the memorial park all the time, before all this you'd only see a handful of people unless it was a bank holiday or some event. Now its rammed with people...

Lets hope that trend continues.

What an unbelievably irresponsible thing for a newspaper to print when we're in the grip of panic buying.

I'd like to think that's not from this weekend but no doubt it is. Absolutely no excuse for this at all. Driving me mad, seeing people on my socials who I thought had more sense going about as if nothing is happening.

Something needed to be done 2 weeks ago but instead we just get told there’s no problem and enough food for everyone. Whats the point of me staying in the house all the time if when I run out of food and have to go shopping this is what I’m going to be faced with? Not like you can book a...

Good to see some employers are selfish dicks.

You could easily solve this but nobody seems to be trying. Have the supermarkets take orders from NHS staff and make deliveries to the hospitals at the end of their shifts.

Nothing near me either. Must depend on where you live. Tried three local shops today for bread and milk and nowhere to be seen. Not much else in there either and they weren't sure when they'd be restocked or what they'd be getting. What's it been now, two weeks of panic buying? No sign of it...

Been quite surprised at how quick the impact has been on some things environmentally.

FFS, Black out.

Don't buy the 'we had no way of predicting this' argument either. Plenty of people have been warning of something like this for years. Fair enough for it to be a shock to your average person on the street but why are those in charge so unprepared? One example from 2015:

Coronavirus: Topshop stores close as workers claim they are laid off | Metro News As well as laying off staff its also been reported that they are refusing to pay the rent on the closed stores. EasyJet asking all staff to take 3 months unpaid leave and seeking government support while making a...