jimmyhillsfanclub
Well-Known Member
I see Herr Liese hasn't finished throwing his toys out of his pram yet..... embarrassing.
Labour keep losing. Perhaps people should listen to the ones not voting for them and something might get learnt.
It's pretty basic. You want to win voters over then their concerns need to be listened to.
To be fair you’ve avoided dropping c bombs all over the place which is your usual MO
I was once working on a site for a similar sized pharma company when it was ‘raided’ by the American FDA, but emerged that’s because they had a tip off about something that was going on. This looks like it’s desperately trying to find something that may or may not be there, more in hope than expectation.
The opposition are and alwaus will be, exactly what the MSM want you to think they are.What is a lazy opinion is believing that anyone other than the tories should get into power by default because the former are shit.
The competition has been consistently rejected by the general public. If you got relegated every season would you point the blame elsewhere or accept you were doing something wrong?
I genuinely believe a lot of people want to have someone else to vote for, but they cannot find anyone that represents them. I'm certainly in that camp. The fact that the tories keep winning suggests to me that the alternative is even worse. Trust me, I wish it wasn't the case, but it is. Apart from Blair, how many elections have Labour won in the last 100 years? They keep alienating potential voters.
I have very little good to say about the tories or Johnson (vaccine otherwise), just for the record.
Yes it does !!!Yes, but it goes a lot further than that, and you know it.
The first two lines of the telegraph article say raid the Sun is unbelievably less inflammatory in saying spot check.
Either way, sounds like there's some shithousery afoot.
Thing is if we have the excess doses it's claimed we should be trying to help out countries that are struggling with supply. This should be a humanitarian thing.
But they shouldn't be trying strong arm bullying tactics to get them. Bang out of order.
Thing is if we have the excess doses it's claimed we should be trying to help out countries that are struggling with supply. This should be a humanitarian thing.
But they shouldn't be trying strong arm bullying tactics to get them. Bang out of order.
So if you are 64 and 360 days you get it in Germany but if the appointment is delayed a week you don’t. Makes sense
Arbitrary cut-offs all over the place, same as over 50s getting priority ahead of over 49.5sSo if you are 64 and 360 days you get it in Germany but if the appointment is delayed a week you don’t. Makes sense
I can't work out why they're kicking off over a vaccine they haven't approved yet.
Domestic politics.I can't work out why they're kicking off over a vaccine they haven't approved yet.
Domestic politics.
The Indians were talking about something similar a couple of months ago
Not sure how it played out.
(I’m only playing, but I genuinely don’t believe that’s the issue. It’s general credibility and Brits thinking posh = competent. In a serious country the likes of Johnson and Rees-Mogg would be comedy characters not elected representatives)
"risks to the NHS were "manageable" "Coronavirus: Tory MP Sir Desmond Swayne refuses to apologise over Covid claims
Sir Desmond Swayne has been accused of spreading "dangerous misinformation" about coronavirus.www.bbc.co.uk
Who's this tit?
I can't work out why they're kicking off over a vaccine they haven't approved yet.
Surely the publicSurely the public can put two and two together and see that’s the current problem
Surely the publiccan put two and two together and see what the problem is
The Torys still being 5% points ahead in Westminster voting intention along with Brexit, dispels any lingering myth that a huge proporation of the Great British public are able to put 2 and 2 togetherDid I say something funny Brylowes ? Probably a first I know but was accidental if so !
ps European public, not ours
Well there will be absolutely no chance of containment there.South African COVID variant shown to reduce length of protection against Pfizer vaccine in preliminary tests, confirmed to now be in the US
South African 'super-covid' is in the US | Daily Mail Online
The Torys still being 5% points ahead in Westminster voting intention along with Brexit, dispels any lingering myth that a huge proporation of the Great British public are able to put 2 and 2 togetherWell not without getting 5 anyway.
I know, I was butchering your post to make my own political point.gotcha. I was talking about the European public understanding the current slow vaccine roll out isnt an AZ problem though (as it’s not even approved yet)
The Torys still being 5% points ahead in Westminster voting intention along with Brexit, dispels any lingering myth that a huge proporation of the Great British public are able to put 2 and 2 togetherWell not without getting 5 anyway.
If you click through to the testing page and then onto data it gives you thisGood to see the cases continuing to decline, albeit still very high. Find it odd how many tests are being conducted though, assume they're counting aysmptomatic mass testing as the Pillar 1 / 2 testing volume correlates closely to the general level of community infection.
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Number of confirmed positive, negative or void COVID-19 virus test results. This is a count of test results and may include multiple tests for an individual person. Virus tests test for the presence of SARS-CoV-2 virus and include all pillar 1 and 2 tests and any virus tests undertaken in pillar 4. Virus tests include PCR tests conducted in laboratories and lateral flow device tests that give results in less than an hour, without needing to go to a laboratory.
On the I agree but I don't think any of us are immune.
On a plane when the captain speaks that plummy accent is, for absolutely no sensible reason, instantly reassuring.
Going to be difficult to know I think.When are we thinking well see the impact of the vaccine in the stats? End of Feb maybe? Two weeks after the vulnerable have all had a shot?
Coronavirus: Germany set to limit AstraZeneca jab to under-65s
German vaccine officials say there is not enough data about the jab, which is widely used in the UK.www.bbc.co.uk
Good old Germany, solving some of the AZ supply issues already
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