There will be hotspots. London will probably see the majority in the coming weeks due to vaccine hesitancy. But if they haven't booked a vaccine yet they are unlikely to ever do so.
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There will be hotspots. London will probably see the majority in the coming weeks due to vaccine hesitancy. But if they haven't booked a vaccine yet they are unlikely to ever do so.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
Masks remaining mandatory on TFL, as someone who uses TFL Rail regularly I'm pleased about this.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...n-london-tube-buses-and-trains-tfl-to-confirm
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...n-london-tube-buses-and-trains-tfl-to-confirm
My condolences.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
As London transport goes it's nice, plenty of leg room, air conditioning, wifi, I'd rather park at the station and read on the train for half an hour than drive into Hoxton and pay £40 a day for parking.
I think I could live with it if it left from my driveway at a time of my choosing, stopped wherever I wanted, went faster to make up time when needed and dropped me off at my parking space. Oh, and didn't have other people on it.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
So 2 weeks after going Green, the Balearics are going Amber again, utterly ridiculous
Why not just be honest and say look we don't want anybody going abroad this summer
Why not just be honest and say look we don't want anybody going abroad this summer
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
Good. With Scotland, N Ireland and Wales set to follow suit The Fat Controller is on his own on this one.
Hopefully it doesn’t go tits up, but he’ll have no one else to blame if it does.
johnola
Mauricio Taricco
Lockdown ends July 19th. Go on vacation in the U.K. the 23rd to the 26th then back into strict self imposed isolation for two weeks.
As Mum goes in for heart surgery (we are the support bubble) in august, finally got a date today - it has been pending since February.
I am much more worried about any further delay to that op than I am about contracting or the effects of covid.
Have got to tell my wife about this situation tomorrow, might leave it til lunchtime lol.
As Mum goes in for heart surgery (we are the support bubble) in august, finally got a date today - it has been pending since February.
I am much more worried about any further delay to that op than I am about contracting or the effects of covid.
Have got to tell my wife about this situation tomorrow, might leave it til lunchtime lol.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Be interesting to see what the split is between the mainland and islands though
All the best for your mum.
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
Just looking at figures on Worldometer.
Genuine question: given our ‘world beating’ vaccine roll out, and if we are behind other countries in opening up, why are our infection and death rates so much higher than the rest of Europe? Is it all down to the Johnson variant?
Current yes it will be the delta variant. 99.8% of our cases are now delta. The other european countries unfortunately will catch up. Just as with the uk variant.
johnola
Mauricio Taricco
you need to filter by cases per million.
Given that our infections are so high and our serious cases so low, it's hard to argue that the vaccine rollout is anything other than incredible.
Have you seen people's behavior?
Yes the variant is an issue, but UK's behavior is fudging ridiculous, no one wears a mask, social distancing isn't a thing, people basically do what the fudge they want. My neighbor has fudging visitors (different cars) every day and they have kids, and have done so right throughout all the lockdowns.
I can post a dozen videos of London "in lockdown" that boggle the fudging mind.
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
Indeed. It’s what happens when you have someone in charge who hasn’t got the ability to lead, I suppose.
As Armando Iannuci said today, Johnson’s statement on Monday reminded him of Churchill’s great “It’s now a matter of personal responsibility if you fight them on the beaches” speech.
