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I suppose in his defence, he didn't say he wasn't in the prison he described. Although he probably hinted he wasn't.

Oops, straight over my head. Certainly not NSC. Just seemed like standard fare.

Wow, you really aren't a Tory are you, because no Tory would ever give to charity or do anything nice.

What was that saying, 'Everyone loves a smart arse'? No, that's not right - sure it was something like that though.

Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not ???

Well the good news is, I was right, and the A&E doctor was wrong. Who'd a thought it eh :rolleyes:

Oh ok, no problem.

Yep. So many of us seem to yearn for a more equal society, but we just can't get it.

Actually I think they will agree that the nurses etc do deserve a big pay rise. Unfortunately, they'll also explain that due to the unprecedented money the government has pumped into the economy, and the recession we find ourselves in, we can't afford it.

I'm not beating him up more, I'm defending myself from being accused of pedantry. Moi!

I don't think it's got anything to do with pedantry. When I read it, I thought it was his own account.

I thought your brother had died. You can't make posts like that without qualifying them.

I was ashamed before I'd even posted it

If the PM is in intensive care for long, we'll get a Dominic effect. I'll get my coat.

Good luck spence, get well soon.

Meanwhile, a report from The Times says "Mr Johnson, 55, had not been intubated — where a tube is inserted into the windpipe before ventilation — but needed four litres of oxygen in intensive care, sources at the hospital said. The normal threshold for intensive care is 15 litres, suggesting...

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"We understand the Prime Minister is still conscious" "Jesus Christ, it's worse than we thought!"

I think they know it's often a symptom, but what they're reluctant to do is tell people they probably have the virus if that's their only symptom. It obviously wasn't your only symptom, you had a fever, which is at the top of their list. An Italian friend of mine has likely had the virus, and...

That's not my experience of neonatal ICU, where patients go into ICU because they need IC. Also, looking at the report the Springal posted, a lot of ICU outcomes are bad, which suggests people are there because they need to be, not as a precaution. Regardless, the original comment I was...