Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

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you really do talk some utter drivel.

Minimum wage, tax credits, Record spending and performance on education and health, Homeless falling from nearly 2000 in 1998 to under 500 in 2008.

None of the above are actions of a 'Tory'

Just because he understood people actually want to make money and better themselves... didn't make him a tory
Thatcher was quoted as saying that Blair was her greatest achievement....nuff said lad
 
Well thats now illegal, with a £1000 fine.

Pubs can have their licence taken away if they dont play ball.

I dont think anyone would go near a shop that didnt have the right Covid alterations.

Not exactly sure what they should do if I am honest. The economy has to get going, soz, but thats just the way things work. If the conditions are in place to minimise risk, (it can never be eliminated), and the vast majority comply, then we have to take each day and week bit by bit.
Loads of people would! I wouldnt care if a shop or pub had covid alterations
 

Caught up on the panorama special regarding cancer treatments being effected due to coronavirus. This is just one tragic example of how this pandemic has effected the healthcare system.

I know no-one likes to criticise the NHS and in reality you can’t actually criticise the NHS as it’s individual people who have made the decisions they’ve made not the organisation itself but when you’re cancelling cancer treatments for 12 weeks, potentially life saving treatments, how is this considered as acceptable? Despite the risk from Covid, are we seriously to believe there was no way to work around this? And what good is protection from coronavirus when you have a life threatening condition anyway.

Anyone can be an expert with hindsight but whenever this is finally over there’s going to be one hell of an enquiry as so much stuff has been cocked up.
 

Caught up on the panorama special regarding cancer treatments being effected due to coronavirus. This is just one tragic example of how this pandemic has effected the healthcare system.

I know no-one likes to criticise the NHS and in reality you can’t actually criticise the NHS as it’s individual people who have made the decisions they’ve made not the organisation itself but when you’re cancelling cancer treatments for 12 weeks, potentially life saving treatments, how is this considered as acceptable? Despite the risk from Covid, are we seriously to believe there was no way to work around this? And what good is protection from coronavirus when you have a life threatening condition anyway.

Anyone can be an expert with hindsight but whenever this is finally over there’s going to be one hell of an enquiry as so much stuff has been cocked up.

Sadly there are going to be many more families and friends who are going to loose loved ones under similar circumstances.

Don't believe the NHS has managed our health well at all in this period, it ceased to be a health service, and became a virus management service.

And our death rate with Coronavirus is a ringing endorsement that we can not trust Conservative Governance with the NHS. Right through from Lansley reform to funding.

 
you really do talk some utter drivel.

Minimum wage, tax credits, Record spending and performance on education and health, Homeless falling from nearly 2000 in 1998 to under 500 in 2008.

None of the above are actions of a 'Tory'

Just because he understood people actually want to make money and better themselves... didn't make him a tory
Then why no repeals of Thatchers anti unions and anti Labour laws, privatisation and outsourcing of public services,social housing sales and the like.
Blair was a tory!
Made himself and family millionaires.
 
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