Ccfcisparks
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Well 48 hours and still waiting for my result. Feel slightly better today, even if still under the weather.
They can always just test more people to keep us in lockdown anyway.
Announcement on Monday is it? God, we need some good news.
I had a similar experience after my first jab last week. The following day I had a headache, but that cleared up and I had no other reactions.Got my first vaccination yesterday evening, the oxford one, bit of a headache and queasy this morning but apart from that, all systems go
government lose court case regarding transparency of contracts handed out during pandemic, (squandering even more public money in the process).
Let's see how much MSM coverage this get.
The judgment is in - Good Law Project
The High Court has ruled “The Secretary of State acted unlawfully by failing to comply with the Transparency Policy” and that “there is now no dispute that, in a substantial number of cases, the Secretary of State breached his legal obligation to publish Contract Award Notices within 30 days of...goodlawproject.org
government lose court case regarding transparency of contracts handed out during pandemic, (squandering even more public money in the process).
Let's see how much MSM coverage this get.
The judgment is in - Good Law Project
The High Court has ruled “The Secretary of State acted unlawfully by failing to comply with the Transparency Policy” and that “there is now no dispute that, in a substantial number of cases, the Secretary of State breached his legal obligation to publish Contract Award Notices within 30 days of...goodlawproject.org
Covid: Matt Hancock acted unlawfully over pandemic contracts
The health secretary breached his "legal obligation" to publish details of deals, the High Court rules.www.bbc.co.uk
Interesting. I'm as guilty as anybody in not publishing Contract Award Notices, the legal obligation to do so is pretty toothless (see the judgment here, there is no formal sanction or setting aside of the contract etc). I don't think it necessarily the case that people are trying to avoid scrutiny tbh, it will be as much down to publication of Contract Award Notices being quite low down the list of priorities when you're trying to buy goods and services in an emergency.
It snotI've had phlegm in the back of my throat for about 3 days. Keeping me awake more than normal. Literally won't go away.
Can't see that it is a covid symptom though.
Was reading it earlierThe more interesting cases are yet to come, they're mentioned in the judgment that the Good Law Project published. This one is just a slap on the wrist really.
Cases in hospitals halved from 30k to 15k in just 3 weeks. Really good news.
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Many of those died though
It’s a good question. And thanks for caring. I’m doing okPete, are you OK?
never seen you so negative on here both sides of the forum.
It’s a good question. And thanks for caring. I’m doing ok
That’ll be the 6 pints and whiskey chasers!Got my first vaccination yesterday evening, the oxford one, bit of a headache and queasy this morning but apart from that, all systems go
Mine won’t be going back. As a parent I feel I need to take up the slack of incompetent government. All he’ll be doing is sending us into a 3rd lockdown if he rushes everything back.Anyway back to your normal schedules programming:
Just when I thought Johnson was starting to take scientific advice seriously:
Whitty at odds with Johnson over 'big bang' reopening of schools in England | Schools | The Guardian
Chief medical officer is said to be ‘very unhappy’ with plans for all children to go back to class on 8 Marchamp.theguardian.com
Just what we were all saying. No reason to open everything straight away.
Anyway back to your normal schedules programming:
Just when I thought Johnson was starting to take scientific advice seriously:
Whitty at odds with Johnson over 'big bang' reopening of schools in England | Schools | The Guardian
Chief medical officer is said to be ‘very unhappy’ with plans for all children to go back to class on 8 Marchamp.theguardian.com
Just what we were all saying. No reason to open everything straight away.
Its all rumours at the moment though Shmmeee, I’ve seen so many differing views in the press about what’s going to happen, as sides push their own agenda/apply pressure, who really knows.
I’d personally go primary back first (as easier for secondary school kids to study from home alone) and then secondaries go back end March.
Having said that, unless their is proper evidence to the contrary regarding high transmission in these areas (and assuming numbers continue to decline), I’d also have gyms and hospitality gradually reopening (with restrictions etc) from early April
Interesting. I'm as guilty as anybody in not publishing Contract Award Notices, the legal obligation to do so is pretty toothless (see the judgment here, there is no formal sanction or setting aside of the contract etc). I don't think it necessarily the case that people are trying to avoid scrutiny tbh, it will be as much down to publication of Contract Award Notices being quite low down the list of priorities when you're trying to buy goods and services in an emergency.
Funny how various rumours are doing the rounds about the coming out of lockdown process.
Bet it was leaked on purpose again.
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