Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics) (121 Viewers)

djr8369 · Mar 19, 2020

ccfc92 said:
Sorry, I meant to say, is their much difference to me being in and around people in town/work, to going to the pub with 10 or so people in there?

It's not about being different it's about reducing less essential activities to keep the economy moving while reducing the opportunity for the virus to spread. There are also measures you can take at work that may or may not work in a pub or similar environment. For example, where I work all those that can WFH are, those of us that can't are on a shortened split shift. After one shift finishes there's a 15 minute gap before the next shift comes in, wipes down desks and door handles and what not and does their shift.

PVA · Mar 19, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
In fairness, the cases are concentrated in the densely populated parts though (Barcelona and Madrid), so overall population density is a bit of a misnomer.

Yeah that's very true. Madrid is similar to London in pop. density though.

CCFCSteve · Mar 19, 2020

PVA said:
Well this is worrying... (taken from elsewhere)

Spain numbers today : +2,378 cases and +129 deaths

Spain’s March 12th numbers were 869 new cases and 31 deaths.

Remember they locked down on the equivalent to our Sunday coming up (AM) .

Our numbers today need to be under their March 12th numbers above when announced, and we need to be in lockdown by Saturday at the latest.

Source: Coronavirus Update (Live): 231,203 Cases and 9,390 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Outbreak - Worldometer

If not, we will, according to the data trends and the assumption Spain will overtake Italy from now on for total deaths, be well on track to have the most coronavirus deaths on the planet.

We also have 20m more people than Spain. And a population density of 251/sq km to 93/sq km.

please watch the above video (mins 10-25) talks about death rates in that section.

CCFCSteve · Mar 19, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
Some people on twitter are suggesting the softly softly advice is to provoke such behaviour and make it look like the draconian power grab is for the country's own good. The advice from Johnson has been wishy washy at best. He's even got his own dickhead father undermining him.

Ive heard differing psychology reasons as to why it’s done in this way. Who knows though. I’d be guessing

skybluetony176 · Mar 19, 2020

The next flu pandemic will come from the consumption of which animal

Not enough graphs on this thread.

ccfc1234 · Mar 19, 2020

Sky_Blue_Dreamer said:
But the thing we don't know is if it will re-emerge there after the lockdown is lifted and restrictions eased? They could well face a second wave. As one of the models showed a lockdown is only as strong as its weakest point and it will inevitably let some through as people require food/medicine etc to be brought in from outside the lockdown area.

But even then I take any info from China with a massive amount of salt anyway.

Agree and supplies of food medicine etc would have needed to be carefully controlled.

An international world for all its posatives does leave us open to this sort of pandemic. Worryingly we also have a agricultural base that could not sustain the populations food needs.

China has been the source of more than one virus and we need to make it clear to their government that monkeys, rats, lizards and bats are not to be sitting side by side in cages in markets anymore.

Ring Of Steel · Mar 19, 2020

what are the figures for UK now?

fernandopartridge · Mar 19, 2020

PVA said:
Yeah that's very true. Madrid is similar to London in pop. density though.

Yeah, i think it's pretty disappointing that the government is seeking to try and quarantine London as much as possible

Otis · Mar 19, 2020

Johhny Blue said:
So you’re subject zero?

I can't wait to read his autobioGRAPHy

Otis · Mar 19, 2020

skybluetony176 said:
The next flu pandemic will come from the consumption of which animal View attachment 14488
Not enough graphs on this thread.

Yeah, but where's the downward curve in your rectangular graph?

PVA · Mar 19, 2020

CCFCSteve said:
please watch the above video (mins 10-25) talks about death rates in that section.

I must admit I only briefly went through that section, watching bits here and there so apologies if I missed a relevant point - but he is talking about mortality rates there, my post was in reference to cumulative deaths.

fernandopartridge · Mar 19, 2020

Ring Of Steel said:
what are the figures for UK now?

Not sure if these are spot on, 676 new cases since the last report 24 hours. The growth is exponential as expected. Sheffield has gone from 1 to 36, must have been an anomaly. London boroughs in red below:

Hampshire 77
Greater Glasgow and Clyde 71
Southwark 70
Westminster 68
Lambeth 61
Wandsworth 59
Kensington and Chelsea 55
Hertfordshire 50
Brent 45
Ealing 42
Harrow 40
Surrey 39
Sheffield 36
Lothian 35
Merton 34
Cumbria 34
Oxfordshire 34
Lanarkshire 33
Bromley 32
Croydon 32
Camden 30
Hackney and City of London 29
Haringey 29
Islington 29
Nottinghamshire 28
Barnet 27
Enfield 27
Buckinghamshire 27
Derbyshire 27
Essex 27
Tayside 27
Birmingham 25
Hammersmith and Fulham 25
Tower Hamlets 25
Devon 25
Hounslow 24
Shetland 24
Newham 23
Wolverhampton 22
Lewisham 22
Hillingdon 21
Kent 21
Greenwich 19
Manchester 18
Grampian 18
Bexley 17
Forth Valley 17
Lancashire 15
Northamptonshire 15
Nottingham 14
Trafford 14
Walsall 14
Barking and Dagenham 14
Waltham Forest 14
Cambridgeshire 14
Leicestershire 14
Staffordshire 14
Slough 13
Newcastle upon Tyne 13
Bristol, City of 12
Oldham 12
Tameside 12
Liverpool 12
Leeds 12
Sutton 12
Gloucestershire 12
Ayrshire and Arran 12
Derby 11
Brighton and Hove 11
North Yorkshire 11
East Riding of Yorkshire 10
Windsor and Maidenhead 10
Wokingham 10
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 10
Stockport 10
Dudley 10
Suffolk 10
Warwickshire 10
West Sussex 10
South Gloucestershire 9
Wiltshire 9
Fife 9
Cheshire East 8
Wirral 8
Bradford 8
East Sussex 8
Borders 8
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 7
Bolton 7
Bury 7
North Tyneside 7
Havering 7
Kingston upon Thames 7
Redbridge 7
Richmond upon Thames 7
Lincolnshire 7
Somerset 7
Stockton-on-Tees 6
Torbay 6
Central Bedfordshire 6
Rochdale 6
Barnsley 6
Sandwell 6
Dumfries and Galloway 6
Highland 6
Plymouth 5
Southend-on-Sea 5
Reading 5
Cheshire West and Chester 5
Dorset 5
Wakefield 5
Worcestershire 5
Halton 4
Warrington 4
Blackpool 4
York 4
North Somerset 4
Medway 4
Milton Keynes 4
Portsmouth 4
Southampton 4
Northumberland 4
Salford 4
Wigan 4
Sefton 4
Rotherham 4
Coventry 4
Norfolk 4
Leicester 3
Herefordshire, County of 3
Bath and North East Somerset 3
Swindon 3
Luton 3
Bracknell Forest 3
West Berkshire 3
County Durham 3
Shropshire 3
Doncaster 3
Sunderland 3
Calderdale 3
Darlington 2
Peterborough 2
Thurrock 2
Isle of Wight 2
St. Helens 2
South Tyneside 2
Kirklees 2
Hartlepool 1
Redcar and Cleveland 1
Blackburn with Darwen 1
Kingston upon Hull, City of 1
North Lincolnshire 1
Stoke-on-Trent 1
Bedford 1
Knowsley 1
Solihull 1
Gateshead

RegTheDonk · Mar 19, 2020

Astute said:
It is how immunisation works. Gives you a lower rate if a virus. Your body fights it off. But when it shows up again it fights it off.

Hills body will have fought it off. So his body will be ready for it next time. So he shouldn't catch it again. But he won't be contagious.

That is the reasoning of letting enough people catch it so hospitals can cope but we become immune to it over time. Most don't have much if a problem fighting it off.

They say an 80% immunisation is the lowest point where it would struggle to survive. Personally I'd see it above this. But I am not an expert.

OK cheers, it's when you said about passing it on to others, I was thinking "herd immunity" those boffins keep wobbling on about, maybe once we've had it we go around like Jesus curing lepars or something.

skybluetony176 · Mar 19, 2020

Otis said:
Yeah, but where's the downward curve in your rectangular graph?

Otis · Mar 19, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
Not sure if these are spot on, 676 new cases since the last report 24 hours. The growth is exponential as expected. Sheffield has gone from 1 to 36, must have been an anomaly. London boroughs in red below:

Hampshire 77
Greater Glasgow and Clyde 71
Southwark 70
Westminster 68
Lambeth 61
Wandsworth 59
Kensington and Chelsea 55
Hertfordshire 50
Brent 45
Ealing 42
Harrow 40
Surrey 39
Sheffield 36
Lothian 35
Merton 34
Cumbria 34
Oxfordshire 34
Lanarkshire 33
Bromley 32
Croydon 32
Camden 30
Hackney and City of London 29
Haringey 29
Islington 29
Nottinghamshire 28
Barnet 27
Enfield 27
Buckinghamshire 27
Derbyshire 27
Essex 27
Tayside 27
Birmingham 25
Hammersmith and Fulham 25
Tower Hamlets 25
Devon 25
Hounslow 24
Shetland 24
Newham 23
Wolverhampton 22
Lewisham 22
Hillingdon 21
Kent 21
Greenwich 19
Manchester 18
Grampian 18
Bexley 17
Forth Valley 17
Lancashire 15
Northamptonshire 15
Nottingham 14
Trafford 14
Walsall 14
Barking and Dagenham 14
Waltham Forest 14
Cambridgeshire 14
Leicestershire 14
Staffordshire 14
Slough 13
Newcastle upon Tyne 13
Bristol, City of 12
Oldham 12
Tameside 12
Liverpool 12
Leeds 12
Sutton 12
Gloucestershire 12
Ayrshire and Arran 12
Derby 11
Brighton and Hove 11
North Yorkshire 11
East Riding of Yorkshire 10
Windsor and Maidenhead 10
Wokingham 10
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 10
Stockport 10
Dudley 10
Suffolk 10
Warwickshire 10
West Sussex 10
South Gloucestershire 9
Wiltshire 9
Fife 9
Cheshire East 8
Wirral 8
Bradford 8
East Sussex 8
Borders 8
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 7
Bolton 7
Bury 7
North Tyneside 7
Havering 7
Kingston upon Thames 7
Redbridge 7
Richmond upon Thames 7
Lincolnshire 7
Somerset 7
Stockton-on-Tees 6
Torbay 6
Central Bedfordshire 6
Rochdale 6
Barnsley 6
Sandwell 6
Dumfries and Galloway 6
Highland 6
Plymouth 5
Southend-on-Sea 5
Reading 5
Cheshire West and Chester 5
Dorset 5
Wakefield 5
Worcestershire 5
Halton 4
Warrington 4
Blackpool 4
York 4
North Somerset 4
Medway 4
Milton Keynes 4
Portsmouth 4
Southampton 4
Northumberland 4
Salford 4
Wigan 4
Sefton 4
Rotherham 4
Coventry 4
Norfolk 4
Leicester 3
Herefordshire, County of 3
Bath and North East Somerset 3
Swindon 3
Luton 3
Bracknell Forest 3
West Berkshire 3
County Durham 3
Shropshire 3
Doncaster 3
Sunderland 3
Calderdale 3
Darlington 2
Peterborough 2
Thurrock 2
Isle of Wight 2
St. Helens 2
South Tyneside 2
Kirklees 2
Hartlepool 1
Redcar and Cleveland 1
Blackburn with Darwen 1
Kingston upon Hull, City of 1
North Lincolnshire 1
Stoke-on-Trent 1
Bedford 1
Knowsley 1
Solihull 1
Gateshead

Have Hartlepool only got one case, because they go round hanging everyone who they think might be a Frenchman?

Ring Of Steel · Mar 19, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
Not sure if these are spot on, 676 new cases since the last report 24 hours. The growth is exponential as expected. Sheffield has gone from 1 to 36, must have been an anomaly. London boroughs in red below:

Hampshire 77
Greater Glasgow and Clyde 71
Southwark 70
Westminster 68
Lambeth 61
Wandsworth 59
Kensington and Chelsea 55
Hertfordshire 50
Brent 45
Ealing 42
Harrow 40
Surrey 39
Sheffield 36
Lothian 35
Merton 34
Cumbria 34
Oxfordshire 34
Lanarkshire 33
Bromley 32
Croydon 32
Camden 30
Hackney and City of London 29
Haringey 29
Islington 29
Nottinghamshire 28
Barnet 27
Enfield 27
Buckinghamshire 27
Derbyshire 27
Essex 27
Tayside 27
Birmingham 25
Hammersmith and Fulham 25
Tower Hamlets 25
Devon 25
Hounslow 24
Shetland 24
Newham 23
Wolverhampton 22
Lewisham 22
Hillingdon 21
Kent 21
Greenwich 19
Manchester 18
Grampian 18
Bexley 17
Forth Valley 17
Lancashire 15
Northamptonshire 15
Nottingham 14
Trafford 14
Walsall 14
Barking and Dagenham 14
Waltham Forest 14
Cambridgeshire 14
Leicestershire 14
Staffordshire 14
Slough 13
Newcastle upon Tyne 13
Bristol, City of 12
Oldham 12
Tameside 12
Liverpool 12
Leeds 12
Sutton 12
Gloucestershire 12
Ayrshire and Arran 12
Derby 11
Brighton and Hove 11
North Yorkshire 11
East Riding of Yorkshire 10
Windsor and Maidenhead 10
Wokingham 10
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 10
Stockport 10
Dudley 10
Suffolk 10
Warwickshire 10
West Sussex 10
South Gloucestershire 9
Wiltshire 9
Fife 9
Cheshire East 8
Wirral 8
Bradford 8
East Sussex 8
Borders 8
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 7
Bolton 7
Bury 7
North Tyneside 7
Havering 7
Kingston upon Thames 7
Redbridge 7
Richmond upon Thames 7
Lincolnshire 7
Somerset 7
Stockton-on-Tees 6
Torbay 6
Central Bedfordshire 6
Rochdale 6
Barnsley 6
Sandwell 6
Dumfries and Galloway 6
Highland 6
Plymouth 5
Southend-on-Sea 5
Reading 5
Cheshire West and Chester 5
Dorset 5
Wakefield 5
Worcestershire 5
Halton 4
Warrington 4
Blackpool 4
York 4
North Somerset 4
Medway 4
Milton Keynes 4
Portsmouth 4
Southampton 4
Northumberland 4
Salford 4
Wigan 4
Sefton 4
Rotherham 4
Coventry 4
Norfolk 4
Leicester 3
Herefordshire, County of 3
Bath and North East Somerset 3
Swindon 3
Luton 3
Bracknell Forest 3
West Berkshire 3
County Durham 3
Shropshire 3
Doncaster 3
Sunderland 3
Calderdale 3
Darlington 2
Peterborough 2
Thurrock 2
Isle of Wight 2
St. Helens 2
South Tyneside 2
Kirklees 2
Hartlepool 1
Redcar and Cleveland 1
Blackburn with Darwen 1
Kingston upon Hull, City of 1
North Lincolnshire 1
Stoke-on-Trent 1
Bedford 1
Knowsley 1
Solihull 1
Gateshead

Thank you- first instinct is to say "oh my god!" but as you say its actually all expected and this is reality, will be like this for a fair while yet I guess.

Nick · Mar 19, 2020

Boris saying they are putting somebody with Coronavirus into testing

CCFCSteve · Mar 19, 2020

PVA said:
I must admit I only briefly went through that section, watching bits here and there so apologies if I missed a relevant point - but he is talking about mortality rates there, my post was in reference to cumulative deaths.

Think you’re correct, sorry for the confusion but still worth a proper watch

Nick · Mar 19, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
Not sure if these are spot on, 676 new cases since the last report 24 hours. The growth is exponential as expected. Sheffield has gone from 1 to 36, must have been an anomaly. London boroughs in red below:

Hampshire 77
Greater Glasgow and Clyde 71
Southwark 70
Westminster 68
Lambeth 61
Wandsworth 59
Kensington and Chelsea 55
Hertfordshire 50
Brent 45
Ealing 42
Harrow 40
Surrey 39
Sheffield 36
Lothian 35
Merton 34
Cumbria 34
Oxfordshire 34
Lanarkshire 33
Bromley 32
Croydon 32
Camden 30
Hackney and City of London 29
Haringey 29
Islington 29
Nottinghamshire 28
Barnet 27
Enfield 27
Buckinghamshire 27
Derbyshire 27
Essex 27
Tayside 27
Birmingham 25
Hammersmith and Fulham 25
Tower Hamlets 25
Devon 25
Hounslow 24
Shetland 24
Newham 23
Wolverhampton 22
Lewisham 22
Hillingdon 21
Kent 21
Greenwich 19
Manchester 18
Grampian 18
Bexley 17
Forth Valley 17
Lancashire 15
Northamptonshire 15
Nottingham 14
Trafford 14
Walsall 14
Barking and Dagenham 14
Waltham Forest 14
Cambridgeshire 14
Leicestershire 14
Staffordshire 14
Slough 13
Newcastle upon Tyne 13
Bristol, City of 12
Oldham 12
Tameside 12
Liverpool 12
Leeds 12
Sutton 12
Gloucestershire 12
Ayrshire and Arran 12
Derby 11
Brighton and Hove 11
North Yorkshire 11
East Riding of Yorkshire 10
Windsor and Maidenhead 10
Wokingham 10
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 10
Stockport 10
Dudley 10
Suffolk 10
Warwickshire 10
West Sussex 10
South Gloucestershire 9
Wiltshire 9
Fife 9
Cheshire East 8
Wirral 8
Bradford 8
East Sussex 8
Borders 8
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 7
Bolton 7
Bury 7
North Tyneside 7
Havering 7
Kingston upon Thames 7
Redbridge 7
Richmond upon Thames 7
Lincolnshire 7
Somerset 7
Stockton-on-Tees 6
Torbay 6
Central Bedfordshire 6
Rochdale 6
Barnsley 6
Sandwell 6
Dumfries and Galloway 6
Highland 6
Plymouth 5
Southend-on-Sea 5
Reading 5
Cheshire West and Chester 5
Dorset 5
Wakefield 5
Worcestershire 5
Halton 4
Warrington 4
Blackpool 4
York 4
North Somerset 4
Medway 4
Milton Keynes 4
Portsmouth 4
Southampton 4
Northumberland 4
Salford 4
Wigan 4
Sefton 4
Rotherham 4
Coventry 4
Norfolk 4
Leicester 3
Herefordshire, County of 3
Bath and North East Somerset 3
Swindon 3
Luton 3
Bracknell Forest 3
West Berkshire 3
County Durham 3
Shropshire 3
Doncaster 3
Sunderland 3
Calderdale 3
Darlington 2
Peterborough 2
Thurrock 2
Isle of Wight 2
St. Helens 2
South Tyneside 2
Kirklees 2
Hartlepool 1
Redcar and Cleveland 1
Blackburn with Darwen 1
Kingston upon Hull, City of 1
North Lincolnshire 1
Stoke-on-Trent 1
Bedford 1
Knowsley 1
Solihull 1
Gateshead

Cov and Warks doesn't seem to be going up.

Unless we just aren't testing here.

CCFCSteve · Mar 19, 2020

Nick said:
Boris saying they are putting somebody with Coronavirus into testing

Hills ? Are you still here ?

Johhny Blue · Mar 19, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
Not sure if these are spot on, 676 new cases since the last report 24 hours. The growth is exponential as expected. Sheffield has gone from 1 to 36, must have been an anomaly. London boroughs in red below:

Hampshire 77
Greater Glasgow and Clyde 71
Southwark 70
Westminster 68
Lambeth 61
Wandsworth 59
Kensington and Chelsea 55
Hertfordshire 50
Brent 45
Ealing 42
Harrow 40
Surrey 39
Sheffield 36
Lothian 35
Merton 34
Cumbria 34
Oxfordshire 34
Lanarkshire 33
Bromley 32
Croydon 32
Camden 30
Hackney and City of London 29
Haringey 29
Islington 29
Nottinghamshire 28
Barnet 27
Enfield 27
Buckinghamshire 27
Derbyshire 27
Essex 27
Tayside 27
Birmingham 25
Hammersmith and Fulham 25
Tower Hamlets 25
Devon 25
Hounslow 24
Shetland 24
Newham 23
Wolverhampton 22
Lewisham 22
Hillingdon 21
Kent 21
Greenwich 19
Manchester 18
Grampian 18
Bexley 17
Forth Valley 17
Lancashire 15
Northamptonshire 15
Nottingham 14
Trafford 14
Walsall 14
Barking and Dagenham 14
Waltham Forest 14
Cambridgeshire 14
Leicestershire 14
Staffordshire 14
Slough 13
Newcastle upon Tyne 13
Bristol, City of 12
Oldham 12
Tameside 12
Liverpool 12
Leeds 12
Sutton 12
Gloucestershire 12
Ayrshire and Arran 12
Derby 11
Brighton and Hove 11
North Yorkshire 11
East Riding of Yorkshire 10
Windsor and Maidenhead 10
Wokingham 10
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 10
Stockport 10
Dudley 10
Suffolk 10
Warwickshire 10
West Sussex 10
South Gloucestershire 9
Wiltshire 9
Fife 9
Cheshire East 8
Wirral 8
Bradford 8
East Sussex 8
Borders 8
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 7
Bolton 7
Bury 7
North Tyneside 7
Havering 7
Kingston upon Thames 7
Redbridge 7
Richmond upon Thames 7
Lincolnshire 7
Somerset 7
Stockton-on-Tees 6
Torbay 6
Central Bedfordshire 6
Rochdale 6
Barnsley 6
Sandwell 6
Dumfries and Galloway 6
Highland 6
Plymouth 5
Southend-on-Sea 5
Reading 5
Cheshire West and Chester 5
Dorset 5
Wakefield 5
Worcestershire 5
Halton 4
Warrington 4
Blackpool 4
York 4
North Somerset 4
Medway 4
Milton Keynes 4
Portsmouth 4
Southampton 4
Northumberland 4
Salford 4
Wigan 4
Sefton 4
Rotherham 4
Coventry 4
Norfolk 4
Leicester 3
Herefordshire, County of 3
Bath and North East Somerset 3
Swindon 3
Luton 3
Bracknell Forest 3
West Berkshire 3
County Durham 3
Shropshire 3
Doncaster 3
Sunderland 3
Calderdale 3
Darlington 2
Peterborough 2
Thurrock 2
Isle of Wight 2
St. Helens 2
South Tyneside 2
Kirklees 2
Hartlepool 1
Redcar and Cleveland 1
Blackburn with Darwen 1
Kingston upon Hull, City of 1
North Lincolnshire 1
Stoke-on-Trent 1
Bedford 1
Knowsley 1
Solihull 1
Gateshead

Coventry 4 Sunderland 3

PVA · Mar 19, 2020

More waffle from Boris. Just make a serious point, or shut up and let the grown ups speak.

Nick · Mar 19, 2020

How does he shag so much with such a bad stutter?

PVA · Mar 19, 2020

Nick said:
How does he shag so much with such a bad stutter?

££££££££££££££

ccfc92 · Mar 19, 2020

Ring Of Steel said:
what are the figures for UK now?

68 infections, 33 deaths today

Nick · Mar 19, 2020

Reckons he can turn the tide in 12 weeks.

CCFCSteve · Mar 19, 2020

PVA said:
More waffle from Boris. Just make a serious point, or shut up and let the grown ups speak.

Give the guy a break. Im no big fan but he doesn’t need to do this daily. The audience could ask the scientists questions but the media would rather try to catch him out

CCFCSteve · Mar 19, 2020

Nick said:
Reckons he can turn the tide in 12 weeks.

He means soften the peak, will go on for a while yet

PVA · Mar 19, 2020

Jesus christ. Says he doesn't want to take too many questions as we've done 3 or 4 of these in a row.

Fucking hell. You're the Prime Minister. Stand up and do your job you lazy prick.

Nick · Mar 19, 2020

He needs to do something about shop situation.

More security and people taking the pricks round the back and giving them a kickin.

Get some 90's bouncers out of retirement.

Brighton Sky Blue · Mar 19, 2020

Nick said:
He needs to do something about shop situation.

More security and people taking the pricks round the back and giving them a kickin.

Get some 90's bouncers out of retirement.

Haha at least you’re consistent

Ring Of Steel · Mar 19, 2020

ccfc92 said:
68 infections, 33 deaths today

This last week has felt like a month. Not much that can be said apart from what has already been said- aside from these pricks who insist on going out & defying the advice need fucking locking up, they are going to literally kill people.

PVA · Mar 19, 2020

Let's his guard down and reverted to his election slogan.

'I'm very confident we will get this thing done'

FFS.

Brighton Sky Blue · Mar 19, 2020

PVA said:
Jesus christ. Says he doesn't want to take too many questions as we've done 3 or 4 of these in a row.

Fucking hell. You're the Prime Minister. Stand up and do your job you lazy prick.

We still don’t really know what we’re doing on Monday.

Nick · Mar 19, 2020

I can't take it seriously with the bloke doing sign language in the corner.

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