[arista]

As Expected Rolls-Royce
are to get rid of 9,000 workers
They Build Engines for new Planes
which no one is ordering.

China's Covid 19 Virus
is Destroying so many jobs
all over the World.

The Rolls-Royce Chief
went on Ian King 9:30AM Business Show
SkyNews HD, he talked some good sense
on why the cut backs must happen
because of Covid 19.

[arista]

Well Done GMBHD itv for interviewing Andrew Neil
who was in France.
He is ready for his BBC2HD to come back, but as he said
the BBC has put it all on their one news channel.

Well done to Adam Boulton
now from 10AM SkyNewsHD who still does
his Political newspaper review once a day, now.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Waiting for Cherie to admit her failings and mistakes...

Give your head a wobble lad ..failings and mistakes

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Even me?... patronising me doesn't make your point any more logical :/ what year group has 30 teachers?

And even if they had, those 30 individual teachers would have no more risk attached to them than 6... why would they?

How have you missed the point in so many posts that it’s the key workers kids safety being compromised

Year group ... 30 teachers. ...what are you on about now...like I said in the last thread it’s exhausting having to explain everything in triplicate to you ...go back and read the posts again maybe

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I suggest you go and do some research then come back here and apologise !!

[arista]

[Nicky91]

I-

RIVM's Jaap Van Dissel admitting he and RIVM made mistakes in comparisons of death rate with other european countries, now saying death rate of covid in Netherlands is among one of highest in europe

[Nicky91]

but more good positive news now here

very soon visitors are allowed again in care homes

https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2020/0...ng-up-testing/

more detail from last nights press conference here

now it'll move into the ''more testing and immediately isolation phase''


as minister of health Hugo De Jonge says we follow a specific ''planned route'' based on advice by RIVM and the OMT

so the easing down of measures will still be one step at a time


our PM Rutte also applauded the youth here, for sticking to the rules overall, staying at home most of the time, he also wished us a nice holiday for tomorrow (ascension day) but still warns us to remain cautious, while still trying to resume bit close to normal life

[Zizu]

Sooooo ..

If an authority ( say Liverpool for example ) has stated their schools won’t be reopening on the 1st June as per government guidelines BUT then a school decides to open a week or so later anyways ..

I wonder how that school will be regarded by the council / council leader ??


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[arista]

LBC Live James
he said look at Hong Kong
its zero deaths in the Care homes????????????????

Bloody Nutter, UK is much Larger

[arista]

LBC James is saying alot on it,
even talking to Workers that built it.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

LBC James is saying alot on it,
even talking to Workers that built it.

Why does that make it Bollocks though, things turn out better than worst case scenario and that means everything was bollocks? It's only real if it gets really bad.....wasn't the whole point of Lockdown to stop that happening?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Why does that make it Bollocks though, things turn out better than worst case scenario and that means everything was bollocks? It's only real if it gets really bad.....wasn't the whole point of Lockdown to stop that happening?

Haters will hate . .. especially after the event .

I’d suggest that if the NHS had been overwhelmed a few weeks ago then the same critics would be screaming that the government should have built temp hospitals like the other countries did ..


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[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Haters will hate . .. especially after the event .

I’d suggest that if the NHS had been overwhelmed a few weeks ago then the same critics would be screaming that the government should have built temp hospitals like the other countries did ..


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Yeah absolutely. We built temporary hospitals here in Ireland too, thankfully because of Lockdown we haven't been overwhelmed either and I'm very grateful for that, our health system wouldn't have handled that very well. It would have been devastating to have had to watch scenes like there was in Italy where medical staff had to choose between patients for ventilator use, horrific. We should be so thankful for that

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yeah absolutely. We built temporary hospitals here in Ireland too, thankfully because of Lockdown we haven't been overwhelmed either and I'm very grateful for that, our health system wouldn't have handled that very well. It would have been devastating to have had to watch scenes like there was in Italy where medical staff had to choose between patients for ventilator use, horrific. We should be so thankful for that

Yes ... this is why I detest politics - apart from anything else it basically makes threads like this one meaningless .


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[Nicky91]

also Jaap Van Dissel: we might still see covid cases until 2022

and we also don't know what the consequences will be from the easing down of the measures now, we will find that one out, in few months from now

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

also Jaap Van Dissel: we might still see covid cases until 2022

and we also don't know what the consequences will be from the easing down of the measures now, we will find that one out, in few months from now

I liked him in fast and furious.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

I liked him in fast and furious.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

He played a good role in Thor and the avengers.

[The Slim Reaper]

[arista]

Yes Slim, clever remix

The PM is live in PMQ's
Claims by 1st of June he will have his 25,000 staffed
doing his test, track, & trace


The Scottish Leader
is angry with the New £600 charge
for Foreign nurses

[arista]

A Silly Eastbourne Conservative MP
said she wants to Bounce Back.

Yesterday Sunak MP
said we will not get a "Bounce Back"

[Nicky91]

NL update

14 new hospitalisations

33 new dead (death total now 5,748

[arista]

Jacob Rees-Mogg MP Leader of the House
wants more MPs to Drive down or up
to Parliament on their return in 2 weeks.

He said their assistants can stay at home to work

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

My solution would be rather simpler than that, rather than trying to be fair to staff by bringing everyone in for one day every two weeks or so, put the children's safety first and have the same staff in for at least a week at a time so the children are not mixing with a different set of staff members every day...simples

I

Originally Posted by Cherie

refer you to this post from another thread which you might have missed

I have friends who work in the local special needs school, 4 kids in, 2 per class, every day they have 3 different support staff looking after them as they are on two weekly rotas so over a two week period the kids come into contact with 30 different people and the staff are not even put in with the same two children when they go back in after two weeks, plus one of my friends works in Tesco part time, but the management say that is not an issue So far no Covid oh and no teachers it's just the support staff in, so that is how 'hero's' kids are treated, now it's all about safety?

Teachers possibly furloughed as they are more expensive and it is an Academy?

Originally Posted by Cherie

Well its heartening to see how few of the profession have died given the number of interactions they will have had with students up to 23rd March. How is it the risk the same for the kids? when limiting your interaction with other people is key to stopping transmission? in the special school where they can't social distance and have to be fed and have personal care, if staff came in once a week the kids would interact with 6 people in a week rather than 30, they want it both ways its seems, but its the kids being put at risk here.

Academy is a business so the bottom line is the balance sheet like any other business?

Originally Posted by Cherie

How have you missed the point in so many posts that it’s the key workers kids safety being compromised

Year group ... 30 teachers. ...what are you on about now...like I said in the last thread it’s exhausting having to explain everything in triplicate to you ...go back and read the posts again maybe

Right instead of being rude look at your own posts and see the lack of understanding in them. Limiting your interaction with people is difficult if administering care but there is nothing to say there is less risk attached to one support worker/ teacher than another. That's my point.