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The truth is we shouldn’t need them but we’re a very selfish nation full off arseholes who think it’s clever to take a woman with a face full of Botox seriously when she tells them not get the vaccine because it’s toxic or they’re part of the I’m all right jack brigade because I’m young, I’m fit...

Flu vaccine take up in the over 60’s is always good, typically about 75% but I think it was actually over 80% last year. So I don’t think it’s an issue in itself or as a wider issue. For starters seasonal flu is neither as deadly as Covid or as transmissible. Secondly the issue with the Covid...

Except the freedom to not catch a potentially life threatening illness from a selfish moron who thinks it’s their right to do what the fuck they wants in anyway they see fit regardless of consequences to someone else.

Go on some of the expat forums. There was an awful lot of them who voted for it. I couldn’t say hand on heart it was the majority but it was at least in line with how people voted in the uk dependent upon age. You’ll also see that in the majority of cases the people being asked to leave are ones...

So. Less than a month after scraping vaccine passports one of the most vaccinated countries in the world https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1274746

I see Starmer is finally coming out with some policies today while addressing the TUC. Raise in minimum wage, end of fire and rehire, end of zero hours contracts, flexible working, full rights from day one of employment.

Remember when we held all the cards. We’re now postponing the implementation of the oven ready deal because the man who negotiated admits it’s gash and is now looking to renegotiate it. Thank god the EU is implementing brexit from their side otherwise it wouldn’t have been delivered at all. All...

I think he’s talking about full membership. Any new EU members who join do so on the understanding that they’ll join the EURO at some stage, we along with Denmark had a veto on joining the EURO. We lost our veto when we left so if we ever do rejoin as full EU members basically brexits lasting...

It’s without doubt damaging our economy. Off the top of my head hasn’t Germany’s exports to is grown since 2016 whereas ours has dropped? Ireland has reported growth with the UK over the last 12 months as have other EU countries. Any losses the EU may have suffered (not really reading that...

Worth pointing out that the poor planning was undertaken by the same crowd that sold brexit. Listen to idiots like this and side with them at your peril. Just look at the people telling you it was a good idea, the rogues gallery of elitism, idiots, grifters, tax dodgers etc selling it should...

Not strictly true. We don’t have to join as full EU members. We can apply to join the EEA, the DCFTA, do bilateral agreements like Switzerland or have the best of both worlds (as one Tory MP put it) and have the same arrangement as a quarter of the UK, Northern Ireland.

As someone said. The best opportunity that brexit has delivered is the opportunity to join the single market.

It possibly is a great tool to keep children in school given the adult population isn’t going to allow us to reach herd immunity. There’s clearly some value in getting one vaccine but not nearly as effective as two. My guess is that they’ll see what effect one vaccine is having on the school...

This is pretty accurate also

Worth clicking on the link and going through the whole tweet

Just a thought. With Boris delaying brexit again does this mean that the only people who have delivered brexit is the EU.

Presumably she was briefed before going on TV and spouting absolute bollocks. Just goes to show that the government has been purged of intelligence at every level.

That will learned him.

Still not taking back control https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9985779/amp/Boris-Johnson-delay-imposing-checks-EU-imports-UK.html

There’s only one reason we and other countries are having to face vaccinating children. Herd immunity. Not enough adults are getting vaccinated. It takes pretty much 100% of the adult UK population to get vaccinated to achieve the numbers required for herd immunity. If “adults” in any numbers...