It’s on BT tomorrow, which is all that matters. Whether I shall be allowed to hog the tele for two hours on a Saturday night is another matter. I have fallbacks but one is cold and the other uncomfortable.
A letter in The Times today,
Sir, If a cup of tea counts as a picnic, does that mean that when we’re allowed back into the pubs we don’t need a Scotch egg?Iain McCoubrey
Letcombe Regis, Oxon
It's only 15:25. There's still a lot of the day left yet but if as someone above suggested they are waiting on the result of tonight's draw then I wouldn't expect a decision until tomorrow.
The R rate is a broad average and what this example demonstrates is the variation in the K number which is a measure of the spread in how many other people any particular person infects.
In this case there seems to be a super-spreader. Maybe there is something about this individual’s behaviour that causes the raised infections?
Dickheads. How can it be a picnic if you don’t sit down? Isn’t this the same Force that employed drones to spy on people congregating in groups of one in the open countryside?
I am certainly no expert but as you say it’s the post that becomes redundant and not the employee. I would have thought that the employer must provide an alternative employment of at least equal status and remuneration as the previous one.
There are sources of help out there who are much more knowledgeable than me. ACAS for example.
That sort of contact has historically never been considered as handball and only under a short term madness was it penalised as such. Modern penalty interpretations are a scourge on the beautiful game and when a supposedly ‘great team’ like Liverpool have to resort to specious arguments when they can’t even get close to scoring a goal you know that madness has descended upon us.