oh yes - I misread the clause.It's any 2 households/bubbles, no? Not that you can only have one other you can meet. Although you are still meant to socially distance inside.
oh yes - I misread the clause.It's any 2 households/bubbles, no? Not that you can only have one other you can meet. Although you are still meant to socially distance inside.
It's any 2 households/bubbles, no? Not that you can only have one other you can meet. Although you are still meant to socially distance inside.
So, you can meet 2 households indoors but it doesn’t have to be the same 2 households each time...is that correct?
I’ve been having 2 different relatives visit indoors one at a time but am now wondering if I could have met with other relatives indoors.
I am not sure that "most people who have to quarantine will still be able to work from home anyway". I do see that you have in mind office workers rather than nurses, shop staff, vets, butchers, bakers, and candlestick makers. But how about the office cleaners, the electricians, the computer maintenance, the filing assistants, the people who make the food for the in-house lunches, or the people who come along and fill up all the coffee machines? Receptionists, doormen, the people who come along and see to the damn flowers in the foyer? All of that. They cannot work from home. And some of my random examples are of very badly paid people - will companies treat them nicely?I suppose most people who have to quarantine will still be able to work from home anyway. Well those who have been working from home previously.
The raise an interesting question regarding the H&S liability of companies. Whilst its virtually impossible to say for definite where someone contracts covid there have been quite a few work based outbreaks already. Has anything happened in regard to those companies? I've not seen anything.
It makes me laugh how there is often indignation about how much MPs are paid, when it's clear to anyone paying attention that many of them really don't need the paltry 70k or whatever it is a year - they're ridiculously independently wealthy already.At least Grant Shapps doesn't have to worry about catching Coronavirus when flying to/from Spain in his private jet
They really do feel like they've been written by someone around 25 years old who is in their first big proper job in a fancy London office and thinks work and travelling to and from work is all just a super whizzy jolly time.
I hope they get the opportunity to reassess their work in 25 years time. I wonder how they will feel then about plastic plants and proper bants.
Aaaaaaaand schools are going back.
Every time I read that I am newly incensed by something in it.
Have you got the series for Covid deaths? I suspect they are much much less.Just for info; if it feels like the number of cases is rising...there's a reason for that:
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Have you got the series for Covid deaths? I suspect they are much much less.
Then there is the issue of testing - our local test centre in Somerleyton Road SW9 seems part-time and barely used.
Scotland and possibly Wales seem to do more testing.
If they said Brixton was now under lock-down because of the numer of cases it wouldn't surprise me because of the brazen maskless shopping going on, not to mention (some) busy local hostelries.
But I would query what percentage of the population round here has been tested. 1%? 2%?
It doesn't help that GPs are on lock-down themselves refusing to see patients. What are they getting paid for?
I was about to post this almost word for word until I saw this post. Anyone who uses the term "bants" should be killed slowly with a cheese graterThat's quite fantastic, it's David Brent come to life. Proper bants is a capital offence alone.
Have you got the series for Covid deaths? I suspect they are much much less.
The number of deaths is widely reported and you're free to post it up if you want to. I happened to be posting about the number of cases.Have you got the series for Covid deaths? I suspect they are much much less.
Then there is the issue of testing - our local test centre in Somerleyton Road SW9 seems part-time and barely used.
Scotland and possibly Wales seem to do more testing.
If they said Brixton was now under lock-down because of the numer of cases it wouldn't surprise me because of the brazen maskless shopping going on, not to mention (some) busy local hostelries.
But I would query what percentage of the population round here has been tested. 1%? 2%?
It doesn't help that GPs are on lock-down themselves refusing to see patients. What are they getting paid for?
It doesn't help that GPs are on lock-down themselves refusing to see patients. What are they getting paid for?
I think it's something he just pulled out of his arse. Or someone else's.What GPs are on lockdown? And what do you mean by that, individual GPs or GP surgeries? Refusing to see patients? Have you got an example of this happening?
Let's face it, that twat has "fucking prick" written through him like a stick of rock. He's the exemplification of fucking prickdom. Which would also be a good name for the Cummings.Grant Shapps saying Scotland 'jumped the gun' by introducing quarantine requirements for travellers returning from Greece fucking prick.
Mine had a PPG meeting on Wednesday (by Zoom). I attended that - though no medic did, only a senior receptionist.the two GP surgeries I know of are having phone appointments and some appointments in person. I've had both. I'm pretty sure yours is the same and that is what they are paid for.