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I'd expect this to escalate the number of occasions lockdown rules are being breached.

Who would dare be famous even for 5 minutes.

Just looks like two standard Westminster politicians stuck in their teens.

Oops.

Dustin Hoffman would find it.

Face to face meetings are going to be banned, or at least against government guidelines. That means there is no point for most of us to go to the office. Employers are going to be made responsible for workers mental health so I think the option to go in will probably be there for most. But I worry about London's public transport if as I've heard there are offices who have already told their employees that they're to go back to the office on June 1st.

I've heard of a couple of people already who are planning to go straight back to the office as soon as lockdown is over and their businesses want that to. It's going to be vital the government tells these wfh capable businesses in London they stay at home or the tube is going to be rammed on day 1. Elsewhere it looks like Mike Ashley's Sports direct and house of Fraser have broken the furlough laws. They've had store managers work once a week in secret.

In the FT that it's expected government will announce office workers must work from home for the rest of the year

I miss pre-FBPE Balon

US intelligence agencies release that they are confident that the virus was not man made after reviewing the evidence. Then hours later Trump says he is confident the virus is man made in Wuhan after he saw the evidence.

They might have to join forces with Plaid.

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There's a probable earthquake coming in next year's assembly elections. Polling at the start of this month has the Conservatives projected to win the most seats. Though not a majority.

There's now 100 cases of unusual illness in children in 6 countries. Toxic shock and inflammation around the heart.

Haha yeah. It's a common take by the Guardian and anti-British identity outlets here.

I actually saw an article this morning criticising the lazy thinking in articles like that. Unfortunately I've searched but can't find it. I think it might have been in the Financial Times.

It suggests we are sitting ducks for a second wave. I remember when it first started and they said if you have symptoms after visiting this very specific village in Italy then don't go outside. That was it. I also remember Mat Hancock saying that we arent shutting our borders because that only delays the virus by a day or two. I've mentioned a couple of times on here that some countries have shut their borders to visitors and any national coming back is taken from the airport straight to a quarantine hotel for 14 days. They can't go home. They can't see anyone. They're locked up.

Fair play. It's a shame most the media present ones advocate selfishness and mass death. In similar vein only 3% in a recent survey oppose buying non-essential items online. Quite incredible. Online clothing sales are through the roof. A whistleblower said they cried on their way to the M&S warehouse every day and cried on the way home because they were made to go in and pack candles. In France, Amazon have been ordered by the court to only sell essential items because their warehouse conditions are shite. You've got the Royal Mail now cancelling Saturday post and a number of depots were striking about safety at the start of the crisis.

"my right to buy what I want" This virus has made an absolute tit out of libertarians.

About that "he"...

It originated in Newcastle. Disappointed they don't own NUFC

Head of recruitment Steve Nickson has been brought back off furlough working on proviso Steve Bruce remains manager and needs him to find more gems like Joelinton

Would expect those who qualify for free prescriptions would get to have one through their GP. Surprised if not.