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Frankly, I see it as yet another example of sensationalist media reporting, first and foremost... "double mutant" sounds scary for sure, but it's not particularly unusual, and there are probably hundreds of similar other variants circulating unnoticed already. This particular variant has been sequenced in India last year already, has been found in numerous countries, might be more contagious, but so far, there is no evidence of it being able to successfully bypass T-cell immunity or evade antibodies, nor is there anything to suggest that it is more deadly or causes more severe disease. So in short, basically the answer is "there's not enough data", as usual.

Collateral, years after watching it - 8/10.

Some might say that sunshine follows thunder Go and tell it to the man who cannot shine Some might say that we should never ponder On our thoughts today 'cause they hold sway over time

A harmless prank - 9GAG

I like how they stated Tritium was the only thing left in the water so it really wouldn't cause any actual environmental impact. But then they go on to state that its going to take decades to empty it all out and thereby increasing its concentration in and around the areas it will be dumped into. Seems like science is failing a tad bit here.

I don't know why, but it seems like only two minutes since Flick took the reins at Bayern, was surprised at just how long he's been there. I don't think it's going over the top to suggest that he could go on to be as big as the likes of Guardiola and Mourinho (in his prime). To have won everything there is to win domestically, in the style that he did it regardless of the players around shows just how good of a manger he is. International football is a totally different ball game (assuming he moves into the German post) but excited to see what he can bring to the domestic game of the future.

Is this the end of Hansi Flick at Bayern? My gut feeling is he's going to the national team. He seems really unhappy with the recruitment at Bayern and his fallout with Salihamidzic has been public knowledge for months now. Edited to say, I really like Hansi as a coach, and he seems like a nice guy. Doesn't seem to fit in with the arrogance of some past and present Bayern personnel.

No surprises there, Flick has always been too likeable for Bayern's egomaniac standards So what's next? Flick to DFB, Nagelsmann to Bayern, Glasner to RB?