HeliX

Err, she says "Some people have said to me 'it's like a two for one deal'". Which isn't what you wrote. The interview is here

Lots of places do. And if you think that's bad you should try getting DV clearance!

Imagine a Facebook troll you found in the bargain bin in an Aldi. In Blackpool.

Really though? Agitatedly asking the same question that's been answered, and answered pretty well, multiple times already. Just comes across as desperate for a doom headline.

That'll upset some dickheads. Good.

Alf said £8-10m I believe. If you've got an extra £8m stashed somewhere can I have some?

Hopefully we run out of unvaccinated people before we run out of public appetite for keeping each other safe.

The plan that was written for a variant of the virus with a much lower transmissability.

If only they'd had your unsubstantiated bollocks guesswork crystal ball in advance eh?

Does sitting tracking the movements of teachers count as work?

Imagine being against workers being paid properly instead of the fatcat at the top siphoning it all off.

Like last time, many younger teachers are in school keeping it open for keyworkers children. Remote learning is being employed (at least in the secondary schools that I have knowledge of) via video calls and online teaching platforms. But I suppose we had been too many pages without you having a whinge about a teacher.

I'm staying at home aside from taking food to shielding relatives. Which will involve getting petrol at some point.

What use is petrol if your car is stuck? As you mentioned, the island is small. Running the tank down to ~30miles or so isn't exactly irresponsible, I don't think it's physically possible to be more than about 10 miles from a petrol station. I'm all for risk avoidance, but getting petrol and milk from a garage over the next 3 weeks is so minor a risk as to be irrelevant.

...but you advocate for having done it right after lockdown was announced, when everyone will have been panic-rushing to the shops/garages? Coronavirus doesn't know whether it's a lockdown or not. The risk was almost certainly greater rushing to get petrol before lockdown started than it would be getting it now.

I've got about 30 miles left in my petrol tank. I need to deliver stuff to vulnerable relatives. I've been working solidly since the lockdown announcement and haven't had time to go to a petrol station. Further, everyone rushing the petrol station right before lockdown is certainly more advantageous for the virus than people doing it more spread out after lockdown has started. If you would prefer I didn't go to a petrol station in the next few days you could always be a dear and siphon some out of one of your vehicles for me.

Stand back and stand by.

Because most of the cops are part of the protest. Maybe.

It's a coup.

"unfit losers" No need to lash out because you've been rumbled as a whopper.

If they're in your household yes. Otherwise almost certainly not.

Teachers didn't "refuse" to "do zoom" last time. Schools decided not to due to security concerns.

If you have an operation in the future, would you like the surgeon to wear a face mask?