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We didn't play badly in general, just made some silly errors and missed two good chances

Can't go that far with it being lockdown n that

Retaliatory controls would be a mistake

You are, you're trying to misrepresent people to get one of your little victories. Keep trying Dave

That's not the EU's handling of course

You're giving the EU equivalence to the DUP now?

Thread on it here

It's all based on an unfounded rumour, I doubt very much we're paying anybody 10k per week.

Sorry - for the over 65s he says "Everything suggests that it is almost ineffective for those over 65, and some say over 60..."

Given Macron has rubbished the AZ vaccine today to an already vaccine sceptic french public, why would he bother?

Undoubtedly but do think it'd be slow regardless. There were 81542 cases by specimen date as of 29th Dec. 29544 last Fridaym (22nd Jan) which is a reduction of 63% in 24 days. Look at the data from the first proper lockdown, 7th April peak at 5437. It wasn't until 17th May that cases dropped...

TBH case numbers got so high, 81k by specimen date on 29th Dec, so with R around or just below 1 it is going to take some time for that number to fall

The EU regs being drawn up to block exports have to be enacted at the discretion of a member state. I doubt very much an individual state would be as silly so as to apply it.

That's fair enough, but if they've signed a piss poor contract with AZ which is unenforceable, they should not be using legislation to otherwise restrain AZ's ability to export its goods. It is a massive overreach.

Oh yes, it's definitely the opposite of protectionism which is to allow unrestrained international trade. LOL

Trump like protectionism

Aside from Fox and Dann who according to Tim Flowers were scouted when Dowie was in charge

AWFUL CONSTRAINT ON THE GROWTH OF THE CITY

GREAT RING ROAD

We would have secured an opt out as we tended to do for most other things.