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From the New York Times: Bit different to what we're being told here.

Just got back from Morrison's and it was absolutely deserted. Everything well stocked except loo roll and paracetamol. Maybe things have calmed down a bit.

That's an extra £6k per day per store on average. Bearing in mind the largest stores take £2m per week.

But if the £1bn figure is correct then it doesn't actually matter whether I'm averaging it out or not does it? The point is that not a lot extra has been purchased. To be fair I'm not sure I believe the figure. Re paracetamol, yes it would help people get through, so I imagine many thought...

That's £7 per person per week to cover: A) restaurants being closed therefore people having to cook more. B) kids not going to school and eating people out of house and home. C) people having to lock themselves up for weeks. I'm starting to think this is a government conspiracy to make people...

OK I stand corrected! Was speaking to the lady on the checkout about the shortage of pasta - she had no idea it came from Italy.

Before you condemn the whole country, whilst there are clearly some selfish gits I think some can be put down to everyone just spending a little more than normal. I probably spent 10% more than normal in Morrisons yesterday, it's almost subconscious. If everyone does the same then that will have...