I think when a baby/toddler is walking then that child should be classed as one of the six. It’s different with a baby that isn’t mobile and would probably be sat with a parent or in a pushchair anyway. But a baby that’s toddling around would be hard to distance from and therefore would help a spread of infection.
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Also how are they going to enforce the rules of not having more than 6 people meeting in a house- are they relying on neighbours reporting gatherings to police? Definitely got better things to do with my time than watch out the window and see who’s going in and out!
They absolutely will rely on neighbours telling all.
I know
What kind of a shitbag dobs their neighbours in for having a couple extra family members round... god I have no idea what people might be going through in their personal lives! Who am I to call the police on them! A massive party, sure, no excuse - but I have no time or respect for petty curtain twitchers with nothing better to do than look for “rule breakers” and gleefully grass them up. Ugh.
As the other poster said, you’re fine for this weekend but unfortunately after that the guidance says a child counts as a person and doesn’t give a minimum ageWhat age do you start counting as a “person”? We were supposed to visit SIL this weekend and with their family, me and my boyfriend it will be 7 - but 3 of those are kids under 10
Awww one of the kids is 4 months old poor bugger already counted as a little virus vessel
Exactly- I think it gives some people a sense of entitlement that they feel they can report their neighbours which leads to them feeling like they can then read the riot act if they see someone who they think might be breaking the rules!I know
Trump deliberately downplayed virus, book says - BBC News
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You can hear the interviews on Twitter. Why would he admit to all this for a book ?!?
I mentioned this last night and thankfully the Daily Mail have actually done us a massive favour, this article might mean some action.
This highlights the concerns I have for the so called road closures for Covid reasons.
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This highlights the concerns I have for the so called road closures for Covid reasons.
Fury as fire engine gets stuck in new 'Covid-friendly' cycle lane
The video shows the blue-lit emergency vehicle wedged between a wooden planter and a parked white car in Ferndale, south London.
I know regarding weddings , they say that anyone over the age of 1 is counted as a personWhat age do you start counting as a “person”? We were supposed to visit SIL this weekend and with their family, me and my boyfriend it will be 7 - but 3 of those are kids under 10
I posted my test Friday, it arrived at the lab Saturday 7am and I only got the results at 2.45pm today, my sons still hasn’t come through
Somebody actually told me they phoned the police on their upstairs neighbour at the weekend.I know
Apartently a neighbour had friends round (I'm not sure how many you're allowed in Scotland) and my colleague said it was too many and phoned the police to report him.
But!!! Think the thing that pushed my colleague over the edge was the neighbour had his boyfriend over and my colleague isn't allowed to have his girlfriend over cos he lives with his mum and she's vulnerable!!!
Jealousy!!!
Oh how do you Track it?I posted my test Friday, it arrived at the lab Saturday 7am and I only got the results at 2.45pm today, my sons still hasn’t come through
When you post it they say to take a pic of the Royal Mail reference number, and you just track it on there it will tell you the time it’s delivered
Oh got ya! Thanks!!
exactly the same as mine!I posted my test Friday, it arrived at the lab Saturday 7am and I only got the results at 2.45pm today, my sons still hasn’t come through
Maybe they just got pissed off with the noise ,especially if it's a flat
This is very sad
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Retired police chief took his own life, inquest hears
James Connelly-Webster, 58, was found dead in a chalet at the bottom of his garden in Crackington Haven, Bude after self-isolating there to protect his wife and children.
Oh my god. This is horrific.This is very sad
Retired police chief took his own life, inquest hears
James Connelly-Webster, 58, was found dead in a chalet at the bottom of his garden in Crackington Haven, Bude after self-isolating there to protect his wife and children.
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