Yeah we should have stopped flights from india a month earlier. Although it may work in our favour.
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Yeah we should have stopped flights from india a month earlier. Although it may work in our favour.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
This is going batbrick crazy
Australia has hardly any immunity in it's population. With delta being much more contagious than even the alpha variant it go through the population like wildfire.
The original variant was r3 delta is over 7.so instead of 1 person giving it to 3 they give it to 7. 3x3x3 is 27. 7x7x7 is 343 you can see how quickly things could get out of hand. It would crush their health system and aus would probably become the hardest hit country in the pandemic.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
I've been living like that for decades, I highly recommend it.
johnola
Jermaine Jenas
I got to say I agree. I’d be happiest living on a roundabout in the centre of an otherwise uninhabited island.
Still, perhaps they could change the words to the neighbours intro.
neighbours, everybody fears their neighbours,
With a frantic wave each morning,
Try to shoo them all away..
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Obviously it wouldn't affect them
Speaker insists vaccine passports not expected to apply to Commons
The government has been warned off from making vaccine passports a requirement for MPs to attend the House of Commons.
Tory backbencher Mark Harper raised concerns busy sessions could be covered by proposals to introduce the certificates at nightclubs and venues with large crowds.
But Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle says he has received no indication the policy will apply to the Commons, adding he does not believe it applies to MPs.
Before the pandemic, the Commons chamber would regularly accommodate more than half the 650 MPs, with Prime Minister's Questions the busiest session every Wednesday.
Attendance has been restricted due to social distancing rules, although these measures have now been relaxed.
Speaker insists vaccine passports not expected to apply to Commons
The government has been warned off from making vaccine passports a requirement for MPs to attend the House of Commons.
Tory backbencher Mark Harper raised concerns busy sessions could be covered by proposals to introduce the certificates at nightclubs and venues with large crowds.
But Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle says he has received no indication the policy will apply to the Commons, adding he does not believe it applies to MPs.
Before the pandemic, the Commons chamber would regularly accommodate more than half the 650 MPs, with Prime Minister's Questions the busiest session every Wednesday.
Attendance has been restricted due to social distancing rules, although these measures have now been relaxed.
The reason they are doing nightclubs is to encourage young people to get the jab. They wont do pubs or the commons.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Would not be surprised
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
would have made sense to keep these in place too,
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...covid-checks-on-green-and-amber-list-arrivals
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...covid-checks-on-green-and-amber-list-arrivals
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
Good idea to wait three weeks to see how it all pans out….Honestly fudging clueless.
This all reeks of Eat Out to Help Out and the failure to act quickly enough before Christmas.
He is a fudging imbecile.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Since Monday I've been out a fair bit in my local town and I would say it's at least 90% people wearing them in shops, including me
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
If the island is otherwise uninhabited, why does it need a roundabout?
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
I paid £318 for my COVID tests to travel
Didn’t have to give my results to anyone when I came back so do wonder if the systems are linked (it isn’t clear)
Anyone IMO who chooses to travel for a holiday is bonkers at those prices
Didn’t have to give my results to anyone when I came back so do wonder if the systems are linked (it isn’t clear)
Anyone IMO who chooses to travel for a holiday is bonkers at those prices
johnola
Jermaine Jenas
For the self driving cars.
philspursuk
Sean Davis
I'm having to travel to provide support for my folks who live in Spain, Dad is on his last legs with Alzheimers. I think holidays should be postponed again til next year.
Just finished my 10 day qaurantine Tuesday, waiting for the call to go back out there.
Just finished my 10 day qaurantine Tuesday, waiting for the call to go back out there.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Sorry to hear about your Dad. It's such a horrible, destructive illness. I hope your family is managing OK. In some ways it's a relief when a sufferer passes away as in reality you probably 'lost' your Dad a long time ago (i really hope that doesn't sound heartless as it's not my intention) but it is nonetheless a hard thing to deal with.
We've pretty much given up hope of any overseas holidays this year. We'd have no problem with self-isolating on our return if necessary, but regardless of what our government does, it's too much of a risk that the country to which we might be travelling suddenly changes its entry policy for UK visitors.