[Nicky91]

new regulations for UK aren't necessary as we see the numbers going down

the fab british government are already doing more than enough, i will happily clap for them

[Josy]

Originally Posted by arista

New £800 Fine for more than 15 people

That Fine Doubles Every time.

Stupid announcements like this are just not thought out properly, so now there will be the consistent rule breakers creating a loophole out of this, throwing house parties with the excuse 'oh we thought it was ok as long as it was less that 15 people durrrrr'

[arista]

17:22
[The first media question comes from
Vicki Young at BBC News.
She asks about Northern Ireland extending
its lockdown and whether restrictions will
be extended in England.
She also asks the home secretary about
the potential for tighter border controls.

Priti Patel says it is right that "stringent measures"
are currently in place.
She adds it is "too early" to speak
about other measures.

On border restrictions, she says
it is "right" that ministers do everything they can
to protect people, listing a range of current
measures that are in place.

"All our measures are constantly
under review," Ms Patel adds.

Asked if the NHS has the vaccine supplies needed,
Vin Diwakar, medical director for the NHS in London,
says the focus is on making sure that supplies are
administered as fast as they are delivered.

On the lockdown generally, he echoes the
home secretary in saying it is too early
to think about easing up,
even though there are some early positive
signs that the vaccine rollout is having an impact]

[arista]

Originally Posted by Josy

Stupid announcements like this are just not thought out properly, so now there will be the consistent rule breakers creating a loophole out of this, throwing house parties with the excuse 'oh we thought it was ok as long as it was less that 15 people durrrrr'

She is trying to not
get mixed up with big households.


They will fine £800 for each person.

No Loud Parties

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

new regulations for UK aren't necessary as we see the numbers going down

the fab british government are already doing more than enough, i will happily clap for them

No Nicky
our Daily Death rate is staying Higher

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Josy

Stupid announcements like this are just not thought out properly, so now there will be the consistent rule breakers creating a loophole out of this, throwing house parties with the excuse 'oh we thought it was ok as long as it was less that 15 people durrrrr'

I thought house parties are fined 10k?

but I agree

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

No Nicky
our Daily Death rate is staying Higher

not the government's fault that

than doctors need to work harder, and give extra care to those whom are in risk group, whom otherwise might die

[arista]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

So any new rules?

Yes higher £800 Fine for Party offenders


[Home Secretary Priti Patel is leading
a Downing Street briefing
There will be a new £800 fine for people
attending house parties of more than 15 people in England,
Patel announces
She tells people if they do not follow
the rules "then the police will enforce them"]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-55746745

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

not the government's fault that

than doctors need to work harder, and give extra care to those whom are in risk group, whom otherwise might die

They Are
we have UK Docu's on it.

7:30PM "Tonight"


Also SkyNewsHD
and BBCnewsHD

[arista]

Originally Posted by LukeB

I thought house parties are fined 10k?

but I agree

They are 10K fines for the Owner of the place

But now also each member £800
England Only.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

not the government's fault that

than doctors need to work harder, and give extra care to those whom are in risk group, whom otherwise might die

It IS the Government's fault.

[UserSince2005]

She is such a strong leader. I'm certain she will be ruling this country before long.

[arista]

Concluded 5:40PM

The House Parties fines will go up to £6,400.

[arista]

Do Not buy a Holiday - I would say.

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

not the government's fault that

than doctors need to work harder, and give extra care to those whom are in risk group, whom otherwise might die

doctors/nurses doing the best they can and are overworked which is out of their control. The government acts slow which causes issues for hospitals so yes it is the governments fault and also the publics for not following rules.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

New £800 Fine for more than 15 people

That Fine Doubles Every time.

Guessing they will just have parties for 15 then which is still horrendous.

Why isn’t the fine for ANY number rather than above 15 ??

Someone on the radio said it was a fine for the offence .. not £800 each .


So if it is £800 for the first offence and IF they get caught and IF they get fined ( and not just warned or told off ) then it’s basically a £50 fine each ..


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[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Kate!

It IS the Government's fault.

no, the government needs to take care daily new cases numbers go down


how you can get death numbers down, well make sure everyone in risk group receives best treatment as soon as possible



also elderly can stay at home as much as they like by themselves, by looking at the news, and listening to simple advice

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

She is trying to not

get mixed up with big households.





They will fine £800 for each person.



No Loud Parties

... but only if the party has MORE than 15 people isn’t it ??


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[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

not the government's fault that

than doctors need to work harder, and give extra care to those whom are in risk group, whom otherwise might die

Be quiet ignorant child.

[Scarlett.]

The cases seem to have stalled around 38k

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no, the government needs to take care daily new cases numbers go down


how you can get death numbers down, well make sure everyone in risk group receives best treatment as soon as possible



also elderly can stay at home as much as they like by themselves, by looking at the news, and listening to simple advice

Unbelievable.

[bots]

the government are the ones with the data so i can only surmise that there are a significant number of what i would describe as very large gatherings that are causing a problem. It's the only plausible reason for coming out with such a specific rule. But then, logic hasn't been a government strength in the last year

[Vicky.]

Honestly, the cases are due to stall and drop naturally before long anyway. Even without the vaccine helping things along. There is natural immunity, and if its correct that so many new infections are appearing daily, ontop of the vaccine programs, we have to be getting close to herd immunity now tbh. I know 'herd immunity' is a dirty word when it comes to covid, but its true. Vaccine brings us to that point faster.

I feel that the stricter the restrictions get at this stage, the more people will stop listening. SAGE knew this would happen back in lockdown 1. They picked the lockdown time specifically knowing that the public would at one stage become fatigued and start ignoring it. That point has long passed. While some are still religiously follwing rules, it seems the minority round here tbh. Noones going mad and having raves, but I see family visits and such all the time, where earlier in the year, it was a ghost town.

Best plan is just to get on with vaccinating the vulnerable as quickly as possible. Thats all that can be done at this stage, as trying to tighten will have the opposite effect I think..

[Zizu]

Sky reporting a £10,000 fine was issued to someone in Hertfordshire for hosting a party of 150+ ..

That’s just £66 each ..


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[arista]

"Honestly, the cases are due to stall and drop naturally before long anyway."


Vicky
more like 5 years time

So many going to hospital are now are Dying
Brazil Variant. South African Variant.