Stan

Yes heard about this as well. Feel sorry for ABBA being lumped in with all that shite

If no significant action is taken before Wednesday's PMQs, it could be quite entertaining. All of them have so far because of Starmer's calm yet cutting demeanour strikes right through the heart of Boris, Hancock and anyone else really. Not only Starmer and Labour, there are several Tory MPs/back-benchers who can't stand Cummings either. There's going to be pressure from all over the shop.

Also begs the question that if it was fine at the time, why was it covered up...

Simply stunning

I see Kuenssberg's 'source' is out in force again defending him Also, who's lying? Police confirmed they spoke to his parents and they confirmed he was staying there. Then Number 10 say police weren't contacted?! It just puts a mockery on everything since government started dealing with this pandemic and emphasises their lack of honesty and clarity and inability to take any kind of responsibility in it all. Denying he broke the rules is mistake number one when a day after the lockdown was planned, Boris was saying don't visit family if you or your family may have symptoms. It's the whole point of 'protecting the NHS' wasn't it? Stop the transmission of infection? Of course Cummings is immune to these rules. I sympathise with all the families who have resisted the temptation to go and visit their relatives under the stricter lockdown rules. They've held strong for weeks and weeks yet within days of the instructions being announced, the PMs own advisor is breaking the rules.

If anyone isn't aware of what Cummings, the chief PM advisor, did then this should clear it up. Indefensible and has to go.

Ugh, Unilad

Cummings broke lockdown rules in March/April. Twat.

Had a day off today and saw there were some French Open final reruns. Nadal vs Federer in 2011 and vs Djokovic in 2013. Good times.

After rightful pressure from Labour government and Tory MPs too. Can't believe it was ever considered to charge them more when you see how much they've sacrificed in the past few months. Some have paid the ultimate sacrifice as well whilst being on the front line.

@nudge after what she had for lunch today

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-52739448 What a hero. The whole nation should, and probably are, very proud of him.

TF365's very own Pablo Escobar about to be rise up from the ashes...

Can't go wrong with a crispy Yorkshire pudding.

Can a Yorkshire person even say that

Looks quite calm to me

Same applies! Kante with hair just looks so wrong

Looks terrible

Maybe that's not all he got up to round E block too

We used to have the white candy one as well and we used to think we all looked so cool having it like a cigarette

Oh don't get me wrong there was all that too Friday's were always pizza and chips. Beautiful. I used to help run the tuck shop in middle school and used to take so much crap

Think it was mentioned near the start of the outbreak that Chinese New Year was a huge catalyst for it. Agree with the bottom statement. Needed change for a while but it's just how we've gone about it. I try not to get hung up too much on seeing all these long queues at drive-thrus now that fast-food chains have re-opened but kind of tells you a lot - how much people are pining to back and hit those chains and even more so, happily sit for 2-3 hours in their car just to get on a limited menu (at McDonalds, anyway). I don't mind having fast food but not that desperate Plus it's about exercise not just the food served up anyway. I have no idea what it's like in schools these days but I remember in all my school years from lower through to 6th form there was emphasis on PE/Games and sport time throughout the week.

I find it disgusting that the Immigration Bill that was passed on Monday also had increases in NHS surcharges from October for migrant workers and their families - from £400 to £624 per person each year. So you can save lives (PM included), work your arse off in a global virus outbreak, be a care worker trying to save those struck by the virus in all those care homes, get clapped each Thursday but pay extra for the privilege. Some people are so fucking backwards in this country. So hypocritical in their thoughts and actions. No doubt those voting yes on the bill will clap for carers but make them pay more. Doctors, nurses and paramedics have been made exempt from paying it this October (for 1 year only though) but not care workers and I think that is astonishing and shameful in the same measure.

You know at that moment he's probably done his best Gary Lineker impression and absolutely shat himself.