badgerx16

No, Shurlock is correct; as NHS111 states "If you live with someone who has symptoms, you'll need to self-isolate for 14 days from the day their symptoms started."

Alan Neilson, ( Wales ).. You can set the next question.

DT executing more U turns than someone driving up the Stelvio pass.

Out of interest, have regular cyclists reduced their mileage during the 'lockdown' ? Michael Gove said that people, in taking their 'one form of exercise' per day, should do no more than their usual duration, but I think that carrying on with rides of 40 to 50 miles might be seen as excessive.

Rendezvous

Johnson said 'If it is absolutely necessary", Hanconck said "If you cannot work at home". Mixed messages.

20:30 Monday, Boris Johnson tells the nation "You MUST stay at home". Early Tuesday morning, all mobile telephone networks send out text messages - "Stay at home". Tuesday briefing, Matt Hancock : "If you cannot work from home, go to work".

If up to 80% are going to get it, and most reasonably healthy folks will merely get a cough and temperature for a week or so, has anybody considered a coronavirus 'party', similar to measles parties, to collectively get it over and done with ?

Graeme

Have you seen the result of a 44 magnum shell hitting a virion ?

As always.

"Gun sales are surging in many U.S. states, especially in those hit hardest by the coronavirus — California, New York and Washington. But there’s also been an uptick in less-affected areas, with some first-time gun buyers fearing an unraveling of the social order and some gun owners worried that the government might use its emergency powers to restrict gun purchases." https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-03-15/coronavirus-pandemic-gun-sales-surge-us-california

Our delivery driver last week said the best slots to select are the early morning ones, as the order is picked before the shelves have been stripped.

This doesn't affect me, so it doesn't need any smart arsed replies about self interest. It is a genuine discussion point; Many people fall into the groups being advised to stay at home, potentially for months. Presumably they will be expecting to do their grocery shopping online. With the online delivery bookings already being choked up for at least 3 weeks, ( TESCO only offer a window of 3 weeks for selecting a slot ), finding a free slot is extremely difficult. On top of this, many items are being restricted to 5 or even 2 per order. With the additional issue that there is no guarantee that what has been ordered will be available when an order is 'picked', are people going to find it difficult to actually get enough of certain foodstuffs and other items to tide them through to their next delivery ?

Or will he simply turn his wrath on BoJo for betraying his trust ?

NHS IT Security Policy probably follows Government policies in denying remote access. We had to install additional internal firewalls and 'DMZ servers' to satisfy the Cabinet Office that our own remote access services didn't provide a route of connection onwards to the Government Secure Intranet, which we were operationally required to provide office based access to.

Highly recommended.

A number of shops are starting to refuse to handle cash transactions.

I have a DVD of the 1976 FA Cup final.

And parents, particularly at primary schools, waiting at the gates to collect their children after school.

Well, that explains it.

Scroll down, it came up as the third article for me.

Our dogs are going to get a lot of time on the beach.

BoJo is obviously one of GM's snowflakes.

If I am on ignore then I can quite freely call you a t1t again. Yes your article is 'fact filled', but most of them go against your line of argument. With my degree in Microbiology ( including virology and epidemiology ) I am probably better qualified than you to comment on this subject. Oh, and as I am not a parrot, I will find it difficult to have a 'beakdown'. As Eleanor Bron said to Peter Cook when concluding their "It's a balloon" sketch in The Secret Policeman's Ball, "Pr1ck".