It’s all good, no harm, no foul
I do think that once it is over and it will be (one way or another), there needs to be a public enquiry on the governments handling of the situation. A lot of people have died needlessly and families deserve answers.
It’s all good, no harm, no foulunagi I know you like the conspiracy threadsorry i’ve insulted.
But I do agree there’s a lot of blame to go around for sure!
Ah thank you! I'm surprised the states is far higher than many European places and Sweden so lowThere's a chart half way down on this page: https://www.euronews.com/2020/12/09...-to-be-most-hesitant-about-a-covid-19-vaccine
Me too (I work in probate) but haven't come across any that say "suspected" only Covid19. That's interesting to know though!I see a lot of death certificates through my line of work. Back in March/April we had a few that said Covid19 - suspected
Ahh, makes sense. Thanks!I think there were a lot of “presumed” covid cases from people early on before testing was ramped up. I remember a lot of posts about it, people saying their relatives had had it recorded without ever having a test.
It’s there. I live 20mins away and have a friend who is working there.you know what the really sad thing is,
between the media, the “anti” crew and social media in general.
I've become someone who sees a report like this and questions if it’s true.
I never thought I’d be that cautious when it comes to reports like this when there’s no actual evidence it’s not true!!
the last year has done a number on us in so many ways
on a lighter note I do love a cheese single.
In my nhs department we are finding that Staff who have already had the virus are having a lot of post vaccine symptoms compared to staff who haven’t had the virus. From sore arms to full blown covid symptoms reducing staffing levels yet again, but most staff report this passes within 3-4 days. Hopefully your mum will be on the mend soonWell my Mom has symptoms (she works on a covid ward) she's already had the virus, she has antibodies and she's had her first dose of the vaccine. Hopefully her test comes back negative today or I'm going to lose every last bit of faith I have that we'll be out of this situation soon.
Fingers crossed for your mum.Well my Mom has symptoms (she works on a covid ward) she's already had the virus, she has antibodies and she's had her first dose of the vaccine. Hopefully her test comes back negative today or I'm going to lose every last bit of faith I have that we'll be out of this situation soon.
I've not said anything about it but we had vouchers over Christmas so they are aware. We are ok though, we love food and it's budgeted for.Do they know? That’s so awful. Thinking of you. Are you ok?
I started reading that and thought “Jesus Christ how old is bubbadabut to have a 75 year old son”Just had a call from the local vaccine hub wanting to speak to my son. They are going through the over 75s list and wanted to offer him the jab. He is 6. "oh I'm so sorry I don't know how this has happened". Makes me wonder what other incorrect info they are holding. His date of birth is correct on his NHS records so I have no idea how he's on the over 75 list
To be fair, the behaviour of said child has aged me quite a lotI started reading that and thought “Jesus Christ how old is bubbadabut to have a 75 year old son”
Some jobs it’s literally not possible to work with covid guidelines - healthcare, construction etc. Filming is like professional sports, it’s not quite possible to be 2m apart but other measures are used instead, regular testing and the crew isolating together.
Seems the BBC are very keen to bang the drum on making sure we abide by the government's current lockdown rules, even if its to the detriment of ordinary people's livelihoods and mental health.
And yet, this video purports to show the BBC filming an episode of Doctor Who on a beach in Wales these last few days, and there doesn't appear to be much SD or mask wearing going on.
The commentator in the video does make the point that such filming for TV shows is "exempt" from Covid rules (1m13s). I don't know if that is true, but one does wonder why?
Sturgeon said it was very unlikely anything would be lifted, if anything we're looking at more restrictions because they're reviewing things like click and collect services. Get a better idea tomorrow when she's in parliament.Does anyone in Scotland have any thoughts on whether any restrictions will be lifted at the end of January?
It is quite concerning how the incorrect info ends up there in the first place.Just had a call from the local vaccine hub wanting to speak to my son. They are going through the over 75s list and wanted to offer him the jab. He is 6. "oh I'm so sorry I don't know how this has happened". Makes me wonder what other incorrect info they are holding. His date of birth is correct on his NHS records so I have no idea how he's on the over 75 list
It's my understanding that, if contacted by track and trace, it's actually law so she has to follow it.Hello everyone. Here to pick your brains again regarding UK covid rules.
My friend is an essential worker in a nursery, she’s been told to self isolate as she came into contact with someone who tested positive. However her manager has told her they can’t go without her so they’ve asked her to drive to the nursery every day to have a covid test done and if it’s negative she can come in to work? Can someone advise whether this is actually legal? I’ve told her it doesn’t sound right as if she’s been told to self isolate, she has to isolate full stop.
She said apparently their HR department have researched it and seemingly it’s fine. All seems fishy to me.
That’s what I thought too. I also believe if you contact 119? she can get an isolation letter for her employer which states she has to self isolate. But they’re adamant she can work with a negative covid test. Which seems stupid because I thought it can take a few days to test positive but the virus can still be spread?It's my understanding that, if contacted by track and trace, it's actually law so she has to follow it.
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