SkyBlueDom26
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You on the isle of white then?
You on the isle of white then?The app doesn't work yet
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Just good old common sense
No the government have admitted it doesn't work yet. You've replied to a post where someone else linked to the government admitting this.You on the isle of white then?
Coventrian on his summer hols then?Get off my beach
Coventrian on his summer hols then?
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What baffles is me is that the country that’s top of the European death charts is talking about quarantining visits from countries with hardly any, that in return are offering to allow UK visitors no quarantine.
Read the story and a few lines in say the US are keen to make a deal. If you're letting the US in the whole thing becomes meaningless. Highest number of cases, highest number of deaths - come on in!
And if I was another country I'd have us on the banned/isolation high risk list
As they’ve all been in ‘contact‘ with the person infected they all have been told to self-isolate.. staff and students (and I guess their families too)Out of interest, what on earth happens to the key workers and their children now? Do they all have to isolate?!?
Give it a fucking break David, do you get a buzz out of pissing people off?No the government have admitted it doesn't work yet. You've replied to a post where someone else linked to the government admitting this.
Are you a gold fish?
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Priti Patel has been doing just that.
In other news, get ready for all your data to end up with the CIA
If onlyAs they’ve all been in ‘contact‘ with the person infected they all have been told to self-isolate.. staff and students (and I guess their families too)
We haven’t been told the details but makes you wonder who contracted from who. If it was a staff member did they get from a child of a key worker? Or did child get from a staff member... or child to child....
What we need is some way to track the movement of the virus...
On a slight tangent but relevant if anyone was still in doubt that the plan is to roll over and have our tummy tickled by the US a motion to outlaw chlorine washed chicken in future trade agreements was defeated. I think that says a lot about whether we intend to stand up for our own standards.
'I think we should be more stricter like Spain, and none of us allowed out' he says while... choosing to be out?!?
Just good old common sense
Bet he's wishing he had missed it right now. Really exposed again without the back benchers behind him to shout everything down.
He was a bit better than last week but still got owned.
If they let it go back to the braying mob it'll be a travesty and show it's got nothing to do with accountability. I'd be quite happy for there to just be a weekly televised meeting between the PM and opposition leader with no-one else present. Then PMQ's can be used for all the fluff and constituency stuff.
I don't know either. Why the hell we continue to call it a lockdown when this kind of thing is going on.'I think we should be more stricter like Spain, and none of us allowed out' he says while... choosing to be out?!?
No you asked me if l lived on the isle of wight in a sarcastic way. I pointed out you have already replied to a post that linked yo the story.Give it a fucking break David, do you get a buzz out of pissing people off?
Are you confident they will actually achieve that? Remember Hancock promising to “test 100,000 people per day” by the end of April? Here's the figures for May:
Still not close to the 100,000 a day let alone the 200,000 a day Johnson promised by the end of May.
He gives the impression he is making it up as he goes along, giving any answer that will take the pressure off him. Today he has promised huge pay rises to NHS staff despite the Treasury talking about public sector pay freezes, which one do we believe?
Hmmm. What it also shows is we need a properly thought through system. We can't go through the next few months re-opening places, only to slam them shut every other week because somebody's got it - that'll end up more chaos then keeping everything shut!As they’ve all been in ‘contact‘ with the person infected they all have been told to self-isolate.. staff and students (and I guess their families too)
We haven’t been told the details but makes you wonder who contracted from who. If it was a staff member did they get from a child of a key worker? Or did child get from a staff member... or child to child....
What we need is some way to track the movement of the virus...
No, have you seen the daily briefings with public questions.Even better once a month with the PM facing questions from the public.
They can't yet due to social distancing.He was a bit better than last week but still got owned.
If they let it go back to the braying mob it'll be a travesty and show it's got nothing to do with accountability. I'd be quite happy for there to just be a weekly televised meeting between the PM and opposition leader with no-one else present. Then PMQ's can be used for all the fluff and constituency stuff.
No, have you seen the daily briefings with public questions.
Soft soap questions specially picked for him
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Even better once a month with the PM facing questions from the public.
They can't yet due to social distancing.
As the speaker said the chamber was at capacity so they can't safely get anymore people in.
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I'd be ok with that as well as the PM v Opposition. Public don't necessarily have access to the same info and some just don't get it. Johnson would probably do quite well in that sort of scenario - gets to play his bumbling buffoon character.
Plus you'd get those that support the party going on to ask "does the PM agree with me that he's a top bloke" while those opposed could just become ranty and abusive and undo any credibility of holding to account.
Going to be a whileI meant once restrictions are removed.
This was my point early. He is making Boris defeat himselfJust read this thread on Starmers use of PMQs which makes some good points:
I'd be ok with that as well as the PM v Opposition. Public don't necessarily have access to the same info and some just don't get it. Johnson would probably do quite well in that sort of scenario - gets to play his bumbling buffoon character.
Plus you'd get those that support the party going on to ask "does the PM agree with me that he's a top bloke" while those opposed could just become ranty and abusive and undo any credibility of holding to account.
They can't yet due to social distancing.
As the speaker said the chamber was at capacity so they can't safely get anymore people in.
Completely coincidentally after another week where the lack of a baying crowd has exposed Johnson the remote option is being removed and MPs have to return to the chamber.I meant once restrictions are removed.
Can you not see the issue? It was only lunchtime today we had this:Give it a fucking break David, do you get a buzz out of pissing people off?
We've had weeks of being told how this app was vital. Any criticism of us going it alone and using a different app to the rest of the world was brushed aside with a vague 'stop being negative'. Now it turns out our state of the art system will be to do it all by hand. It's embarrassing.A smartphone app for tracking people who have been in contact with Covid-19 patients will not be ready for 1 June, when the next stage of the government’s relaxation of lockdown is due to begin, Downing Street has confirmed.
Junior health minister Lord Bethell indicated that the government was no longer trying to get the app - currently being trialled on the Isle of Wight - into action at the same time as the tracing teams.
Speaking late on Tuesday in the House of Lords, the peer said: “We have therefore changed the emphasis of our communications and plans to put human-contact tracing at the beginning of our plans and to regard the app as something that will come later in support.”
That just means less mps can speak at debates. At PMQs they are still limited by social distancing.Completely coincidentally after another week where the lack of a baying crowd has exposed Johnson the remote option is being removed and MPs have to return to the chamber.
Also, is this really the right time for a recess?
Completely coincidentally after another week where the lack of a baying crowd has exposed Johnson the remote option is being removed and MPs have to return to the chamber.
Also, is this really the right time for a recess?
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