Health and safety has nothing to do with it. It’s a zoonotic virus caused by close proximity of man to animals. We have cases of humans in the U.K. catching bovine TB every year, usually a farmer or vet. Only takes that to mutate and bang, you have a pandemic.
We don't have lice animal Markets though so we.
A pandemic was one of the top 5 risk items acknowledged by the UK govt over the past 20 years. The ex Labour govt developed a plan to respond to such an event after SARS yet the governments post 2010 (austerity driven Tory wankers) did not ensure that the state had the capacity to deliver the plan.
Yup. Personally I'd rather caution before sending us all out to catch it anyway, so if it's a couple of months more to make sure we do it right, I'd sacrifice that for the next 40-odd years in return.
Most did. Hence we got ahold of it briefly.
Name one.
If you mean wet markets then yes we do.
Now we're all off for a break, frankly I'm quite happy to sit at home for a couple of weeks, chat shite on the internet to strangers with a gif fetish, and eat too much. Wish I could do that for longer!
Yea sure they did that's why there was stabbings here and brum like every week during lockdown.
So a few criminals account for most? Ok.
Well that made me look a bit of an I'm alright Cock!
Tell me something I don't know!
Typical coping cycle isn't it? I feel like it's never going to end some days but then think strangely how quick this year has gone I feel a bit better. Pretty much resigned to not going the match this season mind
The ideal would be a virus that spreads more easily, but loses some of its potency while it's at it.
Each day seems to drag, but we're in December when I'm sure it was August just last week!
That'll do!
Oranges aren’t a naturally occurring fruit. It’s actually a hybrid of two other citrus fruits. One’s a tangerine, don’t recall the other.
Do you think they might be revised downward?