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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274 Cumbria; 1278 confirmed cases in a population of 500,000 Islington; 331 / 239,000 Kensington; 367 / 156,000 Tower Hamlets; 509 / 318,000 Camden; 443 / 262,000

The rate of infection in Cumbria is no lower than central London.

No, it was a family squabble between Queen Victoria's grandchildren.

"The rain rain rain came down down down In rushing, rising riv'lets, 'Til the river crept out of it's bed And crept right into Piglet's! Poor Piglet, he was frightened, With quite a rightful fright. And so, in desperation A message he did write. He placed it in a bottle And it floated out of sight. And the rain rain rain came down down down So Piglet started bailing. He was unaware, atop his chair, While bailing he was sailing! And the rain rain rain came down down down And the flood rose up up upper. Pooh, too, was caught and so he thought, "I must rescue my supper!" Ten honey pots he rescued, Enough to see him through, But as he sopped up his supper, The river sopped up Pooh! And the water twirled and tossed him In a honey pot canoe! The rain rain rain came down down down..."

What about manufacturers of other dairy products ?

The Police force that turned them back should be able to contact their local force and have them confiscate their car.

Go for a bike ride, then walk to the shops.

So, a family driving up to the Lake District from Middlesex and intercepted by Lancashire Police at junction 34 of the M6 should get a warning, and only if they try the same trick again get the fine ? What if they decide that their second trip should be to the Yorkshire Dales, so it might be the South Yorkshire Police this time, who are unaware of the first incident so they just get another warning. As Egg states, and as we both have demonstrated by our quoting of the Law, the regulations are vague and in part ambiguous, but for numpties making ridiculous and entirely unnecessary extended pleasure trips I am fully behind the Police.

Fixed penalty notices 10.—(1) An authorised person may issue a fixed penalty notice to anyone that the authorised person reasonably believes— (a)has committed an offence under these Regulations

As they say, you can fool some of the people all of the time.

No, the regulations make it a judgement call, and if it is felt necessary a fine for a 'first offence' may be ruled appropriate.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2020/04/08/which-countries-are-the-biggest-financial-contributors-to-the-world-health-organization-infographic/#6dbb96fe494c " In its most recent budget proposal in February, the Trump administration requested a reduction in U.S. financial contributions to the WHO from $122.6m to an assessed contribution of $57.9m. Despite the slashed budget, that figure still makes the U.S. the WHO's top financial contributor by far. China pays in the second highest sum, $28.6m, followed by Japan's $20.5m. The total sum of assessed contributions invoiced by the WHO on January 01 and due for payment this year stood at $246.8 million, of which $79 million had been paid by members as of March 31. " This is for 'assessed contributions', which are effectively the membership fees. Over and above this there are voluntary contributions, which may be for specific projects or programs, and make up the larger part of WHO spending.

On the other hand, perhaps the 'last thing we need' is another neo-con, Trump worshipping, load of xenophobic claptrap from you.

We have a winner.

I thought your response to pond life was to spray it with poison.

Schrodinger's infection.

Pretty much any game played by Shane Long.

Go on, put him on ignore. You know you want to.

SaintBobby has come closest, but missed out one pertinant factor.

As they say on Catchphrase, "It's good, but it's not right".

Higher !

Not quite,. "Playing" minutes;).

Do you honestly believe even half of the sh_it you post ?

How many playing minutes into his international career did Ralph Hassenhuttl score his first international goal ?

Meadow Lane ( Notts County )