Got some more info from a couple of people who were working on tours. They've both been told the same thing, that the government won't allow artists and production to move around the country. Seems an odd call when, as far as I'm aware, there's no restrictions on other people going about their work. A lot of work, not to mention expense, had gone into making sure this was all safe and within all restrictions and guidelines.
One of the artists involved has posted a statement online.
It's going to have to be virtual and or online for the foreseeable future.
I'd imagine much of the reasoning to be economic.
Can they monetize online content?
Trouble is the artists may be able to facilitate the appearance of unity or physically achieve it with measures.
Not achievable for the punters though.
Agreed it would be and is a boost to the national Vibe.
Thats a couple of vaccines now that are showing promise. Lets hope they come though and its not the press hyping things up.Promising
Coronavirus: Oxford vaccine could provide 'double protection' - report
The vaccine being developed at Oxford is one of the leading contenders in the global race to protect against coronavirus.news.sky.com
I don't understand why they do this to themselves. Is it just a form of dead catting?
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I don't understand why they do this to themselves. Is it just a form of dead catting?
Would be much easier to just say Gove made a mistake and use it as an example of why people need to think about what they're doing and pay attention to the rules.
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This is it, he did nothing wrong, whatever the interpretation, so there's no need to defend him!Our just say it was a requirement at the time to wear a mask in a shop
Morons voted for by the same
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I dispair. Really don't know how we get back to a working model for politics in this country. Same thing with the Russia report, trying to push it onto Corbyn and the press comply and head off to doorstep him. No questions about Johnson or Cummings links to Russia and Russian funding, that's just glossed over.Hancock claiming lock down stated on 16th March.
The cunts just continually lie now without a single fuck given.
I dispair. Really don't know how we get back to a working model for politics in this country. Same thing with the Russia report, trying to push it onto Corbyn and the press comply and head off to doorstep him. No questions about Johnson or Cummings links to Russia and Russian funding, that's just glossed over.
Pretty clear what the government strategy is, confuse and blame the public for the inevitable disasterI see the message from the Chief Medical Adviser is very different to the message from the Prime Minister!
Hopefully Vallance's statements yesterday are when he starts to give his opinion a little more. This all seems bonkers tbh. No social distancing come the winter months? Anybody can use public transport? I was sympathetic at the beginning of this, but it's zero lessons learned!Pretty clear what the government strategy is, confuse and blame the public for the inevitable disaster
This latest announcement seems to be nothing but this, probably because it is one of if not the riskiest instructions yet.Pretty clear what the government strategy is, confuse and blame the public for the inevitable disaster
The UK Government is spending big on supporting public services and the economy through the COVID-19 recovery and beyond. There are, for example, ‘up to £30 billion pounds’ of measures counted in the ‘Plan for Jobs’ announced in the Summer Economic Update last week, although the OBR thinks they will ultimately cost around £20 billion.
However, alongside this – but with much less fanfare – are reductions in spending on other things as some previously planned projects and investments are now deemed less of a priority or infeasible given the COVID-19 crisis. The Treasury’s decisions on funding for the devolved governments suggest they expect these underspends to amount to almost £8 billion; the OBR expects more like £10 billion.
I think we should bypass it and wait for 6 .Desperate stuff. We’ve got Facebook boomers in charge of the country. Can’t wait until we pause the 5G rollout.
I think we should bypass it and wait for 6 .
After reading an article yesterday .
Mind blowing .
If only we still had GEC to get on with it.
By the time 5 is in operation we'll be down to 4-5 yrs before the next installation begins.Good old GEC/GPT, remember my apprenticeship days there. Word then was that Gordon Brown did such a good job getting money from the networks for the 3G spectrum (I think, may haveeven been 2G) that they couldn’t afford to invest in the kit from Marconi as it was at the time.
By the time 5 is in operation we'll be down to 4-5 yrs before the next installation begins.
Read a bit about the downfall the other day .
That bloke they put in after Lord Weinstein? Seemed to blow it by focusing on the singular operation against the previous diverse operation.
Then the suggested New system £250M failed them by not picking up the Worldwide fall of demand.
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