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Surely then you’d get all the teams with nothing to play for withdrawing costing teams playing on 2 points per game in all likelihood? So you’d disadvantage teams with an easier run in? Or have I missed something?

James O’Brien is calling it a score draw.

Just following on Twitter, I see they've bussed in some MPs to make noises behind Johnson this week.

“I would greatly appreciate it if Her Majesty’s Leader of the Opposition would stop doing his constitutional duty”

That was a Mirror campaign ages ago I think. Sure give them a medal, then give them a pay increase.

Considering their track record on meeting promises made, excuse me if I keep the champagne on ice for now.

All our data is already with the CIA. Five Eyes get around not being allowed to hack their own citizens by hacking each other’s and sharing the results.

Obviously didn’t go well if he’s cried off today as reported.

Or that they are a long way off being the best team :p Just more gamesmanship and positioning.

He’s clearly not still ill as he was out running: Boris Johnson is spotted in exercise gear for first time since intensive care battle with Covid-19 | Daily Mail Online And last I checked paternity was two weeks. Is he just hiding? If I was Raab or Hancock I’d be wondering why I’m listening to...

Fuck off! Really? Send her the best of luck.

No10 backtracks on hopes of ‘air bridge’ to help British holiday-makers avoid quarantine What a shambles this government is.

I was being facetious about the marking, isn’t that basically a honour system though? Hard to imagine the parents I know that produce near professional quality homework for their kids not at least hovering and giving help if not outright taking the tests for them.

May as well get the kids to Mark it at home as well from the sounds of that. Is that internal? I switched off from examination talk once they told me I wouldn’t get paid this year.

That’s the anti-lockdown guy, right?

I assume that’s just lectures and not tutorials? Looks like schools might not open anyway, Guardian reporting another possible u turn.

Personally I’m willing to bet I’m more likely to lose some paper or a USB disk (or a whole laptop, there’s one with about 20BTC in a landfill somewhere) than Google is to lose my data. But I understand the unease. I guess it comes down to trust. Some people like to be fully in control themselves.

Just been off down a Google hole about this and reading about Sweden where they’re almost cashless. Some really interesting repercussions: hadn’t considered how cash is backed by the state, but money held in banks or apps isn’t. So it effectively privatises money. The Swedes are trialling...

This is interesting, size of the U.K. shadow economy is 10% of GDP, which is low for a western nation. UK shadow economy worth £150bn So even if we went cashless we’d benefit from tracking/tax collection less than most. Still a hefty prize for HMRC though.