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not if you can speak English and Japanese.

they're all over the shop. Constantly contradicting what they've previously said, constantly contradicting each other, constantly missing targets. Sunak seems to be the only one who's got a handle on his brief and a couple of them have disappeared altogether. They're a fucking shambles.

looks like care homes are now becoming a huge issue.

behind Hancocks vapid, vacant, exterior is a nasty little c**t.

to be honest, that doesn't cut it!

on a raft to China, bayonet at the ready.

spot on. I've seen whose involved with this app, they can fuck off if they think I'll be downloading it.

Spanish flu originated in Kansas!

wouldn't be surprised if Trump, (or even Biden for that matter), make a big noise about it during the election campaign with no real appetite to actually pursue it.

lots of ordinary working people lost their jobs as a result of the 2008 banking crisis, not only that, they ended up footing the bill via austerity! A quick look through Google suggests there's no mechanism in international law for suing a country responsible for a pandemic. if the States pursue...

Has anyone ever paid compensation for a pandemic that originated in their country? The Yanks are pushing for it but they've been responsible for two pandemics themselves and I'm fairly sure they never paid out compensation.

oh right, yeah, just really brought it home seeing it it in black and white.

most are open according to this article: Dealerships reopen but await more traffic it also says they're operating at levels between 35 and 57 percent which while not good is better than I was told.

Apparently showrooms have reopened in China but they're not doing any business. It's going to have a huge knock on affect.

I think by the time we start full production again the lock down will have been lifted in other areas of society and there will be clear guidelines issued regarding workplace PPE and distancing etc.

that's my take. Obviously my post just referred to UK sales but I don't think the picture will be much better in the majority of other markets.

just lack of guidance I think. The plant is basically shut so it shouldn't be a problem. Some of it was due to contractors who were carrying out maintenance work, for example there were 3 blokes huddled round a laptop doing some diagnostics on a machine. I don't normally work in this plant, ours...

demand for new cars in UK down 97% in April compared to last April. Not surprising but still staggering.

I've been working in a plant that normally has 100s of people working in it. Last week there were 30 people in there maximum and no production running and social distancing was totally out of the window. How they'll manage when everyone is back and production lines are running I don't know.

big lad and now in his 80s, it did cross my mind when I heard this news.