It's not about an ability to deliver messages all the time. In this specific case it's about delivering definite, enforced rules, not advisable guidelines. Advisable guidelines don't work - eg pictures of the beaches etc. last few weeks, unclear fining systems and so on.As I said, there's certainly an argument to be made... but the 'art' as it were, is to get moving towards a consensus, surely?
The consensus on this pandemic is that the government needs to improve its messaging, and develop a strategy. If it does that it has a positive knock on effect for other things. If not, we need to be united that it's not good enough and that we as a people deserve better.
Think things got a bit tasty
I don't think he did. From what I read he began to feel unwell at work
Bound to come unfortunately.Rolls-Royce announces hundreds of job cuts in Ansty and Solihull
He's a complete nob but I hope Coventrian gets through alright.
Grenners told me this would never happen though
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Rolls-Royce announces hundreds of job cuts in Ansty and Solihull
He's a complete nob but I hope Coventrian gets through alright.
Grenners told me this would never happen though
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ONS: Fewer than one in 1000 people in England have Covid-19
The number of people with Covid-19 in England has fallen to around 5,600 new infections a day from around 8,000 reported last week, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
The ONS published data on how many people at any one time are infected with Covid-19 based on swab results from households across the country.
It said:
Modelling of the trend over time shows evidence that the number of people in England testing positive has decreased in recent weeks.
There were an estimated 39,000 new Covid-19 infections per week in England between April 26 and May 30, equating to an incidence rate per week of 0.07 new cases per 100 people.
This means fewer than one in every 1,000 people had Covid-19.
Just over a week ago, on May 28, the ONS estimated there were around 54,000 new coronavirus infections per week in England, or around 8,000 a day.
This suggests a drop of around a third between the two datasets.
The estimates are based on swab tests of 19,000 people in 9,000 households
Sorry my badI thought he worked for Land Rover
Boris Johnson? Not keeping his word? Who could have seen that coming?
Boris Johnson? Not keeping his word? Who could have seen that coming?
Boris Johnson? Not keeping his word? Who could have seen that coming?
Can’t wait for positivity to carry us through the Brexit deal
No prizes for guessing what I think.There was a question posed to Sadiq Kahn ( I think) this morning .
How would it have panned out under Jeremy Corbyn ?
Oh bless you davidRolls-Royce announces hundreds of job cuts in Ansty and Solihull
He's a complete nob but I hope Coventrian gets through alright.
Grenners told me this would never happen though
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Oh bless you david. See you can be nice. You know we'd probably actually get on in real life.Rolls-Royce announces hundreds of job cuts in Ansty and Solihull
He's a complete nob but I hope Coventrian gets through alright.
Grenners told me this would never happen though
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If anyone can seriously & genuinely say they are surprised by this then they are just stupid and naive.
Just wait until the NHS gets chopped to pieces & the pharma companies get stuck in making their interests & demands clear (which we will immediately cave into), chlorinated chickens will be forgotten in an instant.
Its all panning out exactly as everyone with half a brain knew it would.
Unfortunately it’s a risk for most people across the continent, also employers taking advantage of workers’ fears around losing their job.Oh bless you david
Oh bless you david. See you can be nice. You know we'd probably actually get on in real life.
I work at LR solihull. No redundancies yet but I think there will be in the future due to the impact of this. It would know doubt be done on service so id be ok with the length of time I've done.
You only have to read Britannia Unchained to see what members of the cabinet think of the ‘lazy British worker’. Workers’ rights will be the next to be slashed under the guise of everyone doing their part to help Britain recover and become great again etc.
A concern
You can also call it thatI'd call it an inevitability
This is an interesting read, probably indicates where the country is now. As I said last week I think 200k + excess deaths might occur because of this:
What Is the Government’s Coronavirus Strategy? - 99%
So in government speak we should all be very proud, as they exactly forecast the number of deaths at 20,000. After all, its only missing a '0' and 0 is nothing.
R rate up as well and people tested still strangely unavailable1650 positive
357 deaths
The death rate is very stubborn indeed, is this just the slaughter of care homes still ongoing?
Likely wumThis is a joke, right?
Being knighted for ignoring your own rules.
Likely wum
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All I am seeing is twitter accounts posting the same unsoured story. Looks like they are just repeating each other.Nope, thats being reported all over now, seems to be legit
Thats so bad I don't even feel annoyed, its funny
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