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I have got to Cov games that cheer me up, buzzing for the Notts County game on YouTube this weekend

Dim thinks its aspirational

Yes, people think Boris is doing a good job because they can't think beyond the superficial. Oh Boris looks tired so he's working very hard. There has been a prolonged conditioning of the public that somehow spending on public services is money they'd otherwise have in their pockets, despite...

Surely any contract you're in for a project will have a force majeure provision so you can claim relief?

Or better still don't vote Tory

Scrubs are kept in the hospital and washed on site, no excuse to wear them home

OK, fair enough.

The number was 163 yesterday yet 113 have died so is it just coincidence that there are still 163 in critical condition.

I'm not having that, I don't think there could be accurate instantaneous reporting like that

I think that is worded incorrectly, they're reporting it at 5pm but it's actually hours out of date

So ideologically opposed to universalism even where it suits their voters

They are on about reporting going to morning so it'll just be 24 hours, 0730 to 0730.

I'm pretty sure that excuse is utter utter bullshit as well. The families do not need to consent to somebody being counted for the purpose of statistics.

Yesterday they changed the cut off time from 1pm to 7.30am, meaning that if anybody died in the 5.5 hours between then they weren't counted. It'll be interesting to see the next set of figures, they should be reported as 07.30 to 07.30 this morning.

Saw that the reporting parameters in England were changed yesterday, hence only the lower number of deaths. Even with something as grave as this they're manipulating information. Piss fucking poor. It has been suggested on Twitter that England won't even report the number of deaths in the last...

Well, if i was self-employed (like many people are in the 'flexible' economy the Tories aspire to) what other options have I got?

You're falling for it, hook, line and sinker. Quite deliberate strategy of the government to blame the glaring lack of capacity in the health system on the public.

It doesn't really exist, that's the problem. Nobody is sitting over the top doing this planning. It's a real mess of conflicting priorities.

Glad I didn't have a bet now

Civil servants have nothing to do with the NHS