Or the spending will simply happen online, on the websites of multinational corporations, on goods manufactured and distributed by uyghur workforces. I'm sure it will be a real tough choice for the government to make.
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Or the spending will simply happen online, on the websites of multinational corporations, on goods manufactured and distributed by uyghur workforces. I'm sure it will be a real tough choice for the government to make.
When's this vaccine going to arrive? Some time early next year?
Oh, and Sweden is still at close to zero deaths per day, despite a rising caseload. Weird. Wtf is going on there?
Oh, and Sweden is still at close to zero deaths per day, despite a rising caseload. Weird. Wtf is going on there?
And mix with other parents. Then take the kids home, after mixing with 30+ other kids, to mix with your family.
No way that could spread the virus.
Just go to remote video lessons FFS, if almost every office in the world can do it then teachers can.
Saw a newspaper report the other day saying that Pfizer reckon there's a chance theirs may be ready to go by the end of the year. It's been a while since I saw references to the one Oxford are developing, but the last report I remember said something about possibly ready by next Easter.
In other news, I took part in a randomly selected home antibody test during the week. None present unfortunately.
I've fully come to accept I won't get a vaccine until late next year as I'm in a low risk category.
Hopefully if they can vaccinate the more vulnerable quickly we can still get back to something more like normal.
That's the hope definitely.
By policy, you mean coming up with an excuse for the lockdown that will in no way attribute any blame upon the government, but remains consistent with what the people are saying.
I am doing 7 days a week in our place and nearly every call is video/screen sharing. We are the civil service who are always behind the times. Getting kids set up who have lessons with tech all day shouldn’t be an issue.
This is the new normal. The clock will be striking 13 in no time.
Work colleague and her GF are both self isolating now after testing positive, she is asymptomatic her GF is experiencing symptoms.
Problem is March/April time her GF had similar symptoms and called 111 who said yeah you probably have it and stay home self isolate etc.
She might well have had it and now has it again but can't tell cos there wasn't the testing in place at the time.
Problem is March/April time her GF had similar symptoms and called 111 who said yeah you probably have it and stay home self isolate etc.
She might well have had it and now has it again but can't tell cos there wasn't the testing in place at the time.
I think latest estimates were that approx 25% of people can get it twice within 6 months.
Herd immunity isn't possible.
"Nudge Unit" I believe its referred to as.
They're doing it here too I think it feels like standard practise for government in the pandemic
Certainly for older kids. Younger kids will still need supervision.
Don’t think some of the state schools pre September had an effective means of teaching setup speaking from experience. Just attaching worksheets with no form of communication from tutors again 2nd time is gonna leave a massive gap between schools who seemed to have a full time table and ready first time from the off especially with any exams.
All depends if all the state schools are ready and how long a lockdown will be for.
It’s a really hard choice but schools had plenty of time to prepare this time out for the expected lockdown.
Gove, Sunak, Hancock and Bojo met.
Decided they'll have a lockdown on Thur at 1 past midnight and that they'd announce on Mon.
Then it's leaked to the papers
There's an investigation launched who *Cough* Gove *cough* leaked this news.
Pushed into a presser today announced for 4
Then delayed to 5 and then delayed again...
Meanwhile the details are all told to Peston who tells everyone via Twitter.
Quality organising and great communication.
Decided they'll have a lockdown on Thur at 1 past midnight and that they'd announce on Mon.
Then it's leaked to the papers
There's an investigation launched who *Cough* Gove *cough* leaked this news.
Pushed into a presser today announced for 4
Then delayed to 5 and then delayed again...
Meanwhile the details are all told to Peston who tells everyone via Twitter.
Quality organising and great communication.
Only a matter of time before school colleges and universities are closed.
Public health England have released figures that confirms the age group between 10 and 19 are the covid as superspreaders, with most cases of covid being reported in educational settings
Let see how long it takes for the government to act..
Anyone with half Brain would have worked this out months ago..
No coincidence that increase in cases started when the kids went back to school college and university
Public health England have released figures that confirms the age group between 10 and 19 are the covid as superspreaders, with most cases of covid being reported in educational settings
Let see how long it takes for the government to act..
Anyone with half Brain would have worked this out months ago..
No coincidence that increase in cases started when the kids went back to school college and university
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Not just that but an independent study looking at multiple countries said there was a minimum of a 25% rise in cases after schools & Universities reopened.
It's hardly fucking surprising, but the facts literally show it happening.
It's hardly fucking surprising, but the facts literally show it happening.
That means it’s the best thing to do.
But why? That's what I don't get, what's the logic behind keeping them open?
They already fucked everything to smithereens by not doing it. To then close them afterwards would be the most retarded fucking series of decisions in history. It's be like paying someone £12bn to look after your precious £6bn. Then deciding to take the £6bn back and leaving it on the pavement to look after itself.
No idea mate. Having children in school is obviously the ideal scenario in many ways, but we have long given up on any idea of the ideal scenario in every other way that I can think of.