[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Because running out of money is worse for the health of the country

Ok LT yeah I get that. I also get how places are set up with covid restrictions etc.

But then even with those in place people are struggling to follow the rules. You cant expect school kids to be able to adhere to it. So those places are still a risk anyway! And bubbles dont work as if kids are in different year groups, the parents are in different places of work. Then thats quite a few bubbles going on

Yeah I get it.....but im sad....and i want to rant....my father in law hasnt been able to see us since the start of this year and we have a baby thats coming on to 6 months old and he still hasnt seen him and seen his nana once in that amount of time too

They were sheilding then once sheilding was over they were in lockdown then now we are in lockdown.

So yes i get it. I hope it works and numbers go down. But we are all allowed to be upset and frustrated.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Ok LT yeah I get that. I also get how places are set up with covid restrictions etc.

But then even with those in place people are struggling to follow the rules. You cant expect school kids to be able to adhere to it. So those places are still a risk anyway! And bubbles dont work as if kids are in different year groups, the parents are in different places of work. Then thats quite a few bubbles going on

Yeah I get it.....but im sad....and i want to rant....my father in law hasnt been able to see us since the start of this year and we have a baby thats coming on to 6 months old and he still hasnt seen him and seen his nana once in that amount of time too

They were sheilding then once sheilding was over they were in lockdown then now we are in lockdown.

So yes i get it. I hope it works and numbers go down. But we are all allowed to be upset and frustrated.

numbers might go down only after a vaccine

so we need a second, third, fourth lockdown, all thx to those anti-maskers *******

[Nicky91]

one of our cartoons, about belgium, germany giving our provinces north, south holland code red status

[Nicky91]

Australia is gonna ease down some of its measures

from half october, 6.000 australians can return home from other nations, now that is at 4.000 a week

in total there are still 24.000 australians stranded in other nations


foreigners can still not enter australia, although they are thinking of allowing new zealanders in the country, if they quarantine 2 weeks at first of course

[joeysteele]

Useless Hancock saying again this morning, .... they are prepared to do all it takes as to dealing with this virus .....

I think the only thing they are and have been prepared on, is that they are prepared to SAY they are prepared to do all it takes.

Lip service and deceit only in fact.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

lancashire excluding blackpool is likely to go into lockdown next

You’d expect Blackpool to be one of the worst hit !!

Unless it’s already in lockdown ??


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Yeah I live in morecambe. I know there are at at least 32 ventilators in hospital being used at our local hospitals!

Wasn’t there a story circulating that maybe the ventilators weren’t THE best treatment ??

I’m sure I saw something about them being adapted somehow ??


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[Nicky91]

https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2020/0...dam-the-hague/

Cafes and Bars face 1 AM closure in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

one of our cartoons, about belgium, germany giving our provinces north, south holland code red status

That is hilarious.

Classic code red status material.

[Nicky91]

82% of english schools have children off self-isolating

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

82% of English schools have children off self-isolating

Yes the Government appear to be saying there is no problem.
But something has gone wrong.

[arista]

[MTVN]

Here for more covid related Dutch language cartoons

[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by Zizu

You’d expect Blackpool to be one of the worst hit !!

Unless it’s already in lockdown ??


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Hmm yeah but blackpool is an economy magnet. The illuminations have recently been put up too!

[The Slim Reaper]

Compassionate conservatism.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Hmm yeah but blackpool is an economy magnet. The illuminations have recently been put up too!

Blackpool will be allowed to continue because it's a place for the poor and working classes.

[The Slim Reaper]

One nation tories.

[Ammi]

Coronavirus: Two-week national lockdown in October proposed by top scientists - report
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said this week that a second national lockdown would be "disastrous" for the economy.


https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...eport-12074645

[The Slim Reaper]

We're all in this together

[Nicky91]

another record of new cases in Netherlands

1.977 new cases

[user104658]

What do they mean by "second lockdown" though? We know they can't restrict non-Covid NHS services again, it was a complete disaster and has already caused absolute chaos and multiple deaths.

Also would point out that Scottish and English term dates are different; Scottish half term ends the week English half term begins. So would we lock down at different times? Or would the lockdown be "on England's schedule" and create a disadvantage for children in Scotland?

None of it has been well thought through once again.

If they were to propose shutting non-essentials (offices back to WFH where possible, close leisure stuff, dining in, and gathering places) that would be much more sensible. Keep NHS services, schools and retail open.

[arista]

[bots]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

What do they mean by "second lockdown" though? We know they can't restrict non-Covid NHS services again, it was a complete disaster and has already caused absolute chaos and multiple deaths.

Also would point out that Scottish and English term dates are different; Scottish half term ends the week English half term begins. So would we lock down at different times? Or would the lockdown be "on England's schedule" and create a disadvantage for children in Scotland?

None of it has been well thought through once again.

If they were to propose shutting non-essentials (offices back to WFH where possible, close leisure stuff, dining in, and gathering places) that would be much more sensible. Keep NHS services, schools and retail open.

if we get to the levels we were at in march having implemented social distancing and face masks, it's going to be a dilemma, because even with things opened up, we shouldn't have a high infection rate, and while some may ignore social distancing, the majority are following it ... so some other factor is in play

[MTVN]

It's Sturgeons responsibility to impose a second lockdown on Scotland I'd think and not something Boris has control over

[Scarlett.]

It's very good that they was able to negotiate with the virus to not infect Blackpool