darkwolf666
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Leave em at home with a packet of crisps and a can of Red Bull - sorted!
Sorry, crap joke I know but as much sense and help as the Government has offered you.
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How do you think Boris has handled it so far ?
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Leave em at home with a packet of crisps and a can of Red Bull - sorted!
Sorry, crap joke I know but as much sense and help as the Government has offered you.
- Apr 5, 2014
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Okay. Would you know be willing to host a Q & A for us then ?
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Of course, I do, I am not spending any longer on here explaining clear basic instructions for you guys, as you're clearly on a wind-up.
Like I said read the paper tomorrow as you believe every sensationalised word of it.
Butch Willykins
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I can’t really help you if you don’t understand it or the benefits.
As far as I can see it’s for England only.
darkwolf666
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Come on then clever clogs, enlighten us in simple words, for us thickos...!
It’s so clear yet no one can seemingly explain why it’s needed, it’s benefits or how it’s implemented. It just seems a complete waste of time and resources to me.
No worries, it was hypothetical!
Mike Small
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- Dec 26, 2008
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Cummings and Boris are playing the workforce against their employers. Just how they like it.
studio150
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By being provided with detail, which will be vital when the Covid legislation is updated, unless you are saying the law doesn't matter.
Still we will probably see lots of stories in the coming days of people being fined by the Police for doing something which they thought was their understanding of the changes, but the Police have decided isn't.
Norman Potting
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So, off to Eastbourne next weekend (45' drive) for an exercise walk with the family - I assume that's what he meant?
Jimmy Grimble
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Alternatively, the PM could deliver a speech with more clarity.
nicko31
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Late into the lockdown now wants out earlier, blimey really can't believe what I heard tonight
Interesting language on the deaths "it could have been catastrophe" This is the second time Johnson mentions the 500,000 figure, after 32k deaths and the highest in Europe
Interesting language on the deaths "it could have been catastrophe" This is the second time Johnson mentions the 500,000 figure, after 32k deaths and the highest in Europe
Butch Willykins
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It’s for public information. Hopefully it will run like the NZ version - https://covid19.govt.nz/alert-system/covid-19-alert-system/#covid-19-alert-system
I’m sure we’ll have more details this coming week.
It’s not though is it? It’s step changes only following certain criteria is met.
It’s the press and Labour that’s been banging on about for weeks. Now they’ve got a plan.
So, in summary....
jessiejames
Never late in a V8
They are working illegally, and charging double.
pastafarian
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wrong thread
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The PM has delivered a very mixed message tonight, those who can not work from home to return tomorrow to work but unless no other choice by not by using public transport.
This leaves more questions than answers;
1. Does this signal the end of furlough from tomorrow?
2. Small to medium businesses are they even ready for tomorrow?
3. Building sites are they ready?
4. Will PPE and appropriate social distancing be available on building sites and in shared vans?
This leaves more questions than answers;
1. Does this signal the end of furlough from tomorrow?
2. Small to medium businesses are they even ready for tomorrow?
3. Building sites are they ready?
4. Will PPE and appropriate social distancing be available on building sites and in shared vans?
I think I can answer your questions.
1 No - unless you return to work
2 3 and 4... If they are not, then people can't safely return to work. If they are, then it seems like a good thing for all concerned if they do.
