I can't think of one leader in my lifetime who would have done it worse. Only one that might come close would be Callaghan, and even then he had experience in running state apparatus, and there would have been actual organisation going on, and a plan.I think even under David Cameron we’d have seen this done better.
week commencing 11th I am required to be in school so I can teach everyone remotely-makes sense.
I can't think of one leader in my lifetime who would have done it worse. Only one that might come close would be Callaghan, and even then he had experience in running state apparatus, and there would have been actual organisation going on, and a plan.
Don't know what you're complaining aboutMy school doesn’t even know how many tests it’s getting never mind received them with instructions on use
There is "absolutely no reason" schools in England will not be ready to mass test pupils when they return next term, the education secretary has said.
Don't know what you're complaining about
Starmer winning over those Grendels one by one...At least Starmer can win over some Grendels by throwing teachers and schools under the bus. Both parties can piss off when it comes to COVID
Starmer winning over those Grendels one by one...
Easy answer was John Major
Or Ken Clarke... any Tory grandee really...Easy answer was John Major
The problem with Mr Starmer is that we have to consider if his road to sensible middle ground politics is a genuine transformation to sensible politics or a cynical attempt at a power grab before the wolf is revealed
He was clearly an extreme hard line Trotskyite with some very strange views. Have these changed that much?
People are very happy to look at some of Mr Johnson’s past remarks and associations - you cannot also at the same time ignore Mr Starmer and his interesting views in the pastIf he's pissing me and Ian off that should be the green light for yourself I should think?
I can't think of one leader in my lifetime who would have done it worse. Only one that might come close would be Callaghan, and even then he had experience in running state apparatus, and there would have been actual organisation going on, and a plan.
Both Boris and Trump can be held up as a true representation of what can go wrong when a leader/government is elected on an almost entirely populist ticket.Was thinking a similar thing myself, and I cannot recall a Government in my living memory who could have consistantly messed things up the way this one has. It is one cluster fuck after another, and they seem to learn nothing form their mistakes.
Heard Adrian Chilles today describe Boris as the' boy who cried wolf 'in reverse, in as much as he always tells everyone things are better than they are because he only likes to give good news, but it has happened so often and been wrong that no one is believing him any more. Summed it up for me.
Shit I’m agreeing with GrendelThe problem with Mr Starmer is that we have to consider if his road to sensible middle ground politics is a genuine transformation to sensible politics or a cynical attempt at a power grab before the wolf is revealed
He was clearly an extreme hard line Trotskyite with some very strange views. Have these changed that much?
To clarify I genuinely think it is a left of centre sensible moveShit I’m agreeing with Grendel
How many of those infections go on to need hospital care and itu and die?"The UK has registered 964 Covid-related deaths in the last 24 hours – another rise from yesterday.
New cases are also continuing to go up, with 55,892 people testing positive since yesterday."
How many of those infections go on to need hospital care and itu and die?
Is it like 3% need hospital 1.5% itu and about 0.8% die?
If so that’s 1650 hospital
825 itu
440 deaths
Need infections down don’t we?
There seems to be less people moving onto ventilation which is obviously a good thing. Assume that is down to increased knowledge of how to treat covid.How many of those infections go on to need hospital care and itu and die?
Is it like 3% need hospital 1.5% itu and about 0.8% die?
If so that’s 1650 hospital
825 itu
440 deaths
Need infections down don’t we?
On something like 600000 infected people so what’s that?There seems to be less people moving onto ventilation which is obviously a good thing. Assume that is down to increased knowledge of how to treat covid.
At the first peak there was 21,683 in hospital and 3,301 on ventilators. We're currently at 23,813 in hospital but ventilator numbers are 1,847.
Hopefully with vaccines, even if it means the vulnerable getting an annual shot as they do with flu, and improved treatments we can get things back to normal and it really does become similar to getting the flu. If we get to that stage within 18 - 24 months of the Wuhan outbreak that is an incredible performance from the science community.Isn’t medicine amazing? The speed with which people have learned the best was to identify and then treat is just great.
It really isHopefully with vaccines, even if it means the vulnerable getting an annual shot as they do with flu, and improved treatments we can get things back to normal and it really does become similar to getting the flu. If we get to that stage within 18 - 24 months of the Wuhan outbreak that is an incredible performance from the science community.
Yeah, when you let that sink in, it would be an astonishing achievementHopefully with vaccines, even if it means the vulnerable getting an annual shot as they do with flu, and improved treatments we can get things back to normal and it really does become similar to getting the flu. If we get to that stage within 18 - 24 months of the Wuhan outbreak that is an incredible performance from the science community.
The death rates in 3 weeks or so are going to be well in excess of 1k a day, maybe even 2k."The UK has registered 964 Covid-related deaths in the last 24 hours – another rise from yesterday.
New cases are also continuing to go up, with 55,892 people testing positive since yesterday."
The death rates in 3 weeks or so are going to be well in excess of 1k a day, maybe even 2k.
Every scientist I've heard has said it's a wise move.Looks like GPs are not on board with the vaccination plan. Listening to the experts again Matthew?
It is depending on the framing of the question.Every scientist I've heard has said it's a wise move.
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The problem with Mr Starmer is that we have to consider if his road to sensible middle ground politics is a genuine transformation to sensible politics or a cynical attempt at a power grab before the wolf is revealed
He was clearly an extreme hard line Trotskyite with some very strange views. Have these changed that much?
Every scientist I've heard has said it's a wise move.
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