Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[Leylo]

Not a page on the BBC or sky news about Hancock and the tories funneling money to donors and friends during a globel crisis. To their credit Channel 4 have reported it but then the tories refuse to speak to them. In a just world that chinless horse fukcer would have his career ended and those right wing ghouls would be unelectable for decades

They're like the mafia mate money flying everywhere when people are suffering they're is always someone rubbing their hands .happened on the credit crunch they're all bent makes me sick.

 

[peteblue]

Not a page on the BBC or sky news about Hancock and the tories funneling money to donors and friends during a globel crisis. To their credit Channel 4 have reported it but then the tories refuse to speak to them. In a just world that chinless horse fukcer would have his career ended and those right wing ghouls would be unelectable for decades

Covid: Matt Hancock acted unlawfully over pandemic contracts

The health secretary breached his "legal obligation" to publish details of deals, the High Court rules.

www.bbc.co.uk

COVID-19: Government's failure to publish COVID contracts details was unlawful, High Court rules

A judge says the Department of Health failed to comply with a public procurement law to publish contract awards within 30 days.

news.sky.com

 

[summerisle]

Covid: Matt Hancock acted unlawfully over pandemic contracts

The health secretary breached his "legal obligation" to publish details of deals, the High Court rules.

www.bbc.co.uk

COVID-19: Government's failure to publish COVID contracts details was unlawful, High Court rules

A judge says the Department of Health failed to comply with a public procurement law to publish contract awards within 30 days.

news.sky.com

As I posted on the BBC thread, less than one minute featured, Royal Family guff, 10 minutes of tripe, love the left wing bias.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Joint statement from the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), the National Association of Head Teachers, Unite, the GMB and Unison representing school support staff, school governors, sixth form and further education college heads.

“We are increasingly concerned that the government is minded to order a full return of all pupils on Monday 8 March in England. This would seem a reckless course of action. It could trigger another spike in Covid infections, prolong the disruption of education, and risk throwing away the hard-won progress made in suppressing the virus over the course of the latest lockdown.”

The group said Johnson should “commit to 8 March only if the scientific evidence is absolutely clear that this is safe, and at that point go no further than a phased return of children and young people with sufficient time to assess the impact before moving to the next phase”.

Saying school reopening would directly affect 10 million students and staff, nearly a fifth of England’s population, the group said: “This is not a small easing of lockdown restrictions. It is a massive step.”

They're going to do it again, aren't they...remove restrictions too early and then we'll be into another catastrophe costing another 100,000 lives and have more lockdowns to try and get on top of it.

Well it’s a definite here in Wales. From this Monday, pupils aged three to seven are to be phased back into schools.
Murdering scum.

 

[davek]

Well it’s a definite here in Wales. From this Monday, pupils aged three to seven are to be phased back into schools.
Murdering scum.

I think you've missed the point entirely...which doesn't surprise me.

Stop defending the Tories.

 

[davek]

Covid: Matt Hancock acted unlawfully over pandemic contracts

The health secretary breached his "legal obligation" to publish details of deals, the High Court rules.

www.bbc.co.uk

COVID-19: Government's failure to publish COVID contracts details was unlawful, High Court rules

A judge says the Department of Health failed to comply with a public procurement law to publish contract awards within 30 days.

news.sky.com

So can we have you condemn that corruption too? Making money from a situation where 120,000 people have perished.

 

[peteblue]

So can we have you condemn that corruption too? Making money from a situation where 120,000 people have perished.

If anyone has received money, not delivered what they should have done and retained the money, they should be prosecuted with the full force of the law.......

 

[Cool_Blue]

I think you've missed the point entirely...which doesn't surprise me.

Stop defending the Tories.

‘defending the tories’ lol I couldn’t give a flying one when schools reopen. You’re the one having a seizure over the government thinking of opening schools in England, a full 2 weeks later than they will actually open in Wales.
But you completely ignoring that fact couldn’t possibly have anything to do with who’s in power in Wales, could it?

 

[tsubaki]

Im not talking about their decision when they made it. I’m asking you about the current information.

What vaccines do you know of which go from being highly efficacious after 4 weeks to not useful after 12 ?

No, you aren't talking about that - which is kind of relevant here.

As for this vaccine, it is of a new type and the manufacturer still recommends a dosing schedule that is not the one we are giving. I am not a vaccine expert; they are.

 

[BlueToff]

Not a page on the BBC or sky news about Hancock and the tories funneling money to donors and friends during a globel crisis. To their credit Channel 4 have reported it but then the tories refuse to speak to them. In a just world that chinless horse fukcer would have his career ended and those right wing ghouls would be unelectable for decades

That's simply not true.

It's been everywhere - and rightly so.

 

[Deleted member 48881]

The Swiss reject the lockdown proposal, again.

 

[Deleted member 48881]

Open. Schools. Everywhere in the world. Our kids deserve better!

 

[mill]

The Swiss reject the lockdown proposal, again.

They haven’t voted yet. The referendum isn’t going to be until at least June.

Switzerland is holding a referendum on whether to strip the government of its power to impose coronavirus lockdowns

The referendum comes amid an increasing national debate in Switzerland about the rights of individuals.

www.businessinsider.com

it’s off the back of tightened restrictions due to a new strain.

can you be careful sharing misinformation.

 

[Deleted member 48881]

They haven’t voted yet. The referendum isn’t going to be until at least June.

Switzerland is holding a referendum on whether to strip the government of its power to impose coronavirus lockdowns

The referendum comes amid an increasing national debate in Switzerland about the rights of individuals.

www.businessinsider.com

it’s off the back of tightened restrictions due to a new strain.

can you be careful sharing misinformation.

Thanks!

 

[Deleted member 48881]