[Zizu]

Originally Posted by The Snowman

Why are people defending Boris because he has said sorry. This government is a joke. They have broke the rules throughout not just this party business. Yet expected us lowly ones to stick by the rules. Even the queen had to sit by herself at Phillips funeral. Why did we do it, why did she do it. Because the pandemic is a problem and we care. The government simply do not care. This Christmas act like Boris and gang would!!

When Labour get back in they will be just as corrupt and inept .

Nothing as changed over the last 50 odd years ..

They just take it in turns to take the pizz and line their pockets


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

No, he was not aware
as he was not there
at that time


The Police are looking into it, now

All these folk who think that number 10 is a three bed semi detached house and it’s just Boris living there .. playing loud music and having parties


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[arista]

568 Omicron Covid Cases in the UK, now

[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no


UK Government are doing everything right



if any government is a joke, my nation's government is, but then again i don't think idiots like Wilders, Baudet would've done better, in fact they would've done worse with lesser measures or no measures at all and millions of covid cases and millions of deaths

The UK government definitely are not doing everything right. Especially the fact it took nearly a whole month for any real action when this first started and then not following any of the rules they dish out

[Cherie]

https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2021/1...3-shots-study/

BioNTech and Pfizer have said a three-shot course of their Covid-19 vaccine was able to neutralise the new Omicron variant in a laboratory test.

The companies added that they could deliver an Omicron-based vaccine in March 2022 if needed.

The news came in the first official statement from vaccine manufacturers on the likely efficacy of their shot against Omicron.

BioNTech and Pfizer said that two vaccine doses resulted in significantly lower neutralising antibodies, but that a third dose of their vaccine increased the neutralising antibodies by a factor of 25.

Blood obtained from people that had their third booster shot a month ago neutralised the Omicron variant about as effectively as blood after two doses fought off the original virus.

"Ensuring as many people as possible are fully vaccinated with the first two dose series and a booster remains the best course of action to prevent the spread of Covid-19," Pfizer boss Albert Bourla said in the statement.

Though the necessity remains unclear, the companies said they would continue their effort to bring an Omicron-specific Covid-19 vaccine to market, which they kick-started when the new lineage first raised global concern among scientists on 25 November.

A planned output of 4 billion doses of the Comirnaty vaccine in 2022 was not expected to change if an adapted vaccine was required, they added.

The findings are broadly in line with a preliminary study published by researchers at the Africa Health Research Institute in South Africa on Tuesday.

It said that Omicron can partially evade protection from two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, suggesting also that a third shot might help fend off infection.

A lab analysis at the university hospital of Frankfurt, Germany, however found a reduced antibody response to Omicron even after three shots.

The US-German vaccine partners also struck an optimistic tone on the prospect of their shot protecting against any severe disease from Omicron, even though the lab data did not yield new insights on that

[arista]

Wednesday 8/12/21

161 have Died
51,342 have Caught Covid-19


Patients in hospital
Latest available
7,317

Patients in
ventilation beds
Latest available
880

145,987 Total UK Covid Deaths


https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

[Not something I admire in anyone.
I'm surprised you do.]

No, Joey
I am just stating the facts.
Starmer changed nothing today


Johnson said sorry for the ITVnews clip


We are in a Pandemic
saving lives is more important
than a year ago event.

It really is isn't, if you have the rule makers breaking the rules.

Those families who lost loved ones will always have as important to them that loss of their loved ones.
Not just for a year but the rest of their lives.
Who they were NOT allowed to be with while they were even dying.

While those who made the rules that they couldn't be with them.
Were partying in a gathered grouping of people.

It's extremely important but it doesn't surprise me that Con supporters won't see it that way.
Preferring to dismiss those who've lost loved ones to make more easy things for this creep,( I make no apologies for calling him that either because it's one of the nicer words I use to describe him), who we have as Prime Minister of the UK.
He's a disgrace.

[arista]

Yes he can be a Disgrace, Joey

Could effect next week's ByElection.

A chance for Labour to gain power
in the General Election.

[arista]

BBC1News will not like that.


6PM is tonight's Covid Update

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes he can be a Disgrace, Joey

Could effect next week's ByElection.

A chance for Labour to gain power
in the General Election.

Oh now let's not get ahead of ourselves.

[Vanessa]

I think vaccine passports are a good idea.
They have them in Italy and you can get them even if your not vacciatwd, doing a test.

[arista]

[Omicron Covid could hospitalise 1,000 people
a day in UK by New Year, SAGE scientists warn
as Cabinet holds crunch meeting to decide Plan B]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...party-row.html

[bitontheslide]

they will have to come up with some actual data to support that as up until now, no-one has become seriously ill with it

[arista]

6PM BBC1news now is on for one hour

So they can include the Covid Update

[arista]

We are Live

Downing Street Covid Briefing.
Chris Whitty and Patrick Vallance join the PM


SkyNewsHD
Radio 5
LBC
BBC1HD


If you can, from Monday
he wants you to work from home

Large Events Covid Pass in a weeks time.

[arista]

Health Secretary is also Live
in Parliament.

[arista]

[Omicron 'growing much faster than Delta' - PM
Boris Johnson begins his news conference
with a warning: the Omicron variant is
spreading much more rapidly than Delta.

A total of 568 cases have been found
in the UK, and the doubling time of infections
appears to be between two and three days.

Mr Johnson says the "remorseless logic
of exponential growth" means we could therefore
see a "big rise in hospitalisations and deaths".]

[bitontheslide]

people are not going to like this at all

[arista]

[England is moving to Plan B measures
From Monday, people will be advised to work from
home if they can.

And from Friday, face masks will become mandatory
in most indoor venues.

These include theatres and cinemas,
although they will not be required when
it is not practical - such as when people
are eating, drinking, exercising or singing.]

[The NHS COVID pass will also be required
for entry into nightclubs and venues where
large groups of people gather.

These are unseated indoor venues with
more than 500 people, unseated outdoor
venues with more than 4,000 people,
and any venue with more than 10,000 people.

The passes will still work for people
who have had just two doses of a
COVID vaccine, although this will be
kept under review.

This latest measure will be introduced in a weeks' time. ]


All Data from SkyNews Feed
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...kdown-12469075

[arista]

Originally Posted by MeghansLetterToSanta

people are not going to like this at all

Yes it could be hard to enforce.

[MTVN]

Announcing a ramping up of restrictions with slides showing hospitalisations and deaths decreasing

[joeysteele]

I support him on this actually.

[arista]

BBC Laura
starts off topic going on about,Allegra.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I support him on this actually.

The 2 Medical Team helped

[arista]

ITV also starts off topic