Grendel
Well-Known Member
The risk in miniscule isn't it to under 18's?
I am going to assume that high risk under 65 includes children?
That’s not what I asked. Perhaps look at this once from a personal level rather than a statistical.The risk in miniscule isn't it to under 18's?
Not sure if it was high risk or moderate risk but of those groups was described as anyone who is told to get a flu jab.I am going to assume that high risk under 65 includes children?
Flu jab people are classed as Clinically Vulnerable.Not sure if it was high risk or moderate risk but of those groups was described as anyone who is told to get a flu jab.
Pubs I went by this afternoon were all rammed.I am currently in a pub that’s selling beer at half price - could be interesting later on
Would be too straightforward if they used the same terminology for this.Flu jab people are classed as Clinically Vulnerable.
Extremely Clinically Vulnerable are the ones who were asked to shield.
The UK government has awarded a new £347m Covid-19 testing contract to Randox, the Tory-linked private healthcare company whose testing kits had to be recalled over the summer because of concerns about contamination.
The deal is a six-month extension of an existing contract and was agreed without other companies being invited to bid. It means the health secretary, Matt Hancock, has now approved transfers of nearly half a billion pounds in taxpayer funds to the Northern Ireland-based company since the pandemic began.
Disclosed in a filing on a European contracts website, the award has prompted concerns about “cronyism” and calls for an independent inquiry into the £12bn spent so far on attempting to control the pandemic through the test-and-trace system.
Critics raised further concerns about a separate revelation that the Conservative MP Owen Paterson, who is paid £100,000 a year to act as a consultant for Randox, was party to a call between the company and James Bethell, the health minister responsible for coronavirus testing supplies.
Haven't had one of these for a couple of days.
Not if you’re there.I am currently in a pub that’s selling beer at half price - could be interesting later on
They were going to be culled for profit anyway. Hopefully this is a big nail in the coffin for the animal fur trade. It’s not surprising that it’s spread to other species and mutated, it’s a zoonotic virus and that’s how it started. We need to close doorways to our close proximity with wild animals and ending the unnecessary fur trade would be a good starting point.Cheerful!
Denmark to cull up to 17 million mink amid coronavirus fears
Cases of a mutated strain of Covid-19 have been detected that may undermine future vaccines.www.bbc.co.uk
You too mateI'm in isolation, it's shit but I hope you continue to still be well
Thankfully I've still got a job and I'm back at work. But since his original announcement that the furlough scheme would end and be replaced with the job retention scheme we've been through two rounds of redundancies in quick succession. Lost about half our front line staff, all viable jobs when things are back to normal.Sunak you incompetent twat if you'd just done this sooner all those people now redundant would still have a job
c**t
Yeah echoed , keep healthy in body and mind all.Good to see you back Dom. @Kieranp96 just isn’t the same
Ohhhh companies can rehire people they have already made redundant.
Like that is going to happen also if you got one what would happen to your redundancy payment?
Also this press conference is another fucking car crash from both Boris and Simon Stevens
25177
Deaths 492
Oh dear
ThanksThink they were yesterday’s Pete....today’s deaths are around 315 I think. Don’t know confirmed cases.
Gov corona website hasn't been uprated so assume the 315 are hospital deaths onlyThink they were yesterday’s Pete....today’s deaths are around 315 I think. Don’t know confirmed cases.
Gov corona website hasn't been uprated so assume the 315 are hospital deaths only
378Figures are in now 24k cases 278 deaths.
Yea typo my bad.
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