A majority of the country - but especially Tory voters - agree it's your next door neighbour's fault btw
A majority of the country - but especially Tory voters - agree it's your next door neighbour's fault btw
this is all pollsters now, more or less.Is yougov the one where you self-select to do it online?
Meanwhile, the Test and Trace scheme in England has revised one of its definitions of a "close contact" - the people who need to be reached if they have been near to someone who has tested positive for Covid.
The definition now refers to a close contact as anyone who has been within two metres of someone for more than 15 minutes, whether in a single period or cumulatively over the course of one day.
Previously the definition was just a single period of at least 15 minutes.
I don't even know why my reaction to this is "oh my god" but, oh my godFrom the bottom of an article that was going on about other stuff:
Covid: UK at 'worst point' of pandemic, says Hancock
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says 2.3 million people in the UK have now had a Covid-19 vaccine dose.www.bbc.co.uk
A majority of the country - but especially Tory voters - agree it's your next door neighbour's fault btw
It's just all tinkering around the edges innit. Or maybe it's cuz instead of coming up with a new rule they have instead basically rearranged the words of an old rule, again, confusing everyone in the process it's exhaustingI don't even know why my reaction to this is "oh my god" but, oh my god
I guess people's everyday experience of lockdown involves witnessing multiple infractions (or perceived infractions, as no-one is actually totally on top of what the restrictions are or what exemptions there are) - the strategic failures of government are less in your face than your neighbour welcoming round their grown up children, or the three people you walked past in the supermarket with their noses out of their masks.The fuck is wrong with this place?
A majority of the country - but especially Tory voters - agree it's your next door neighbour's fault btw
Morrisons will bar customers who refuse to wear face coverings from its shops amid rising coronavirus infections. From Monday, shoppers who refuse to wear face masks offered by staff will not be allowed inside, unless they are medically exempt. The announcement comes amid concerns that social distancing measures are not being adhered to in supermarkets.
Hopefully. They usually do.Coronavirus: Morrisons to ban shoppers who refuse to wear face masks
Wonder if other supermarkets will follow this example...
The Covid Code is more what you'd call guidelines than actual rules...Oh thank god. A mere year into the fucking pandemic a supermarket decides it's going to make the rules actual rules rather than some piss poor hint
A majority of the country - but especially Tory voters - agree it's your next door neighbour's fault btw
If there's a rule about how far you're allowed to be from home during your exercise, it should be consistently applied.Sorry, I don't get it - as a cyclist, am I not allowed to go for a bike ride on my own?
There isn't a rule though. Just "local area" which is completely open to interpretation.If there's a rule about how far you're allowed to be from home during your exercise, it should be consistently applied.
I appreciate cyclists will usually travel much further than walkers, but they should still rein in their much longer outings during lockdown, IMO.
Sorry, I don't get it - as a cyclist, am I not allowed to go for a bike ride on my own?
That's the problem though, there isn't a clear and coherent rule, as Hancock's comments confirmIf there's a rule about how far you're allowed to be from home during your exercise, it should be consistently applied.
I appreciate cyclists will usually travel much further than walkers, but they should still rein in their much longer outings during lockdown, IMO.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock was asked at Monday's Downing Street press conference whether travelling seven miles for a cycle ride was within the rules.
Mr Hancock said: "It is ok to go if you went for a long walk and ended up seven miles from home, that is OK, but you should stay local.
"It is ok to go for a long walk or a cycle ride or to exercise but stay local."
Coronavirus: Morrisons to ban shoppers who refuse to wear face masks
Wonder if other supermarkets will follow this example...