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There are probably many on the Tory benches that would relish the opportunities that system would bring to them!!

Sorry, but there are too many that aren't capable of or willing to make an educated decision. Best example of this is the amount of muppets that steadfastly refuse to wear a mask or get vaccinated. Both will bring us back to some semblance of normality. So what if you have to wear a mask on...

Bollocks. My wife has a senior role in the local NHS and it has never been as bad as it has been over the last two years. Yes, there have been winter peaks but the peak has been consistent for the last two years made worse by the reduced numbers of staff who are also affected by covid.

And if any of your xmas day visitors refused to take a lateral flow would you not let them in?

My better half is in the know. Omicron is spreading rapidly and according to modelling, could result in between 25k and 75k deaths up to April. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59621029

Except of course the NHS is on it's knees. Having to cope with yet another surge of covid patients, lack of staff and still trying to deal with the backlog of non covid issues.

Not sure that last paragraph makes sense. Think the consensus was that the virus is spread more by the young than the old. The original target demographic was the most vulnerable, ie the old. This has then progressed down the through the age bands to the extent that all over 12s are now being...

Whilst I'm in the same camp as you, I'm not sure the highlighted statement is correct. The virus is the virus. It's the same whether you get it from a vaccinated person or an unvaccinated one. It's not the fact that you catch it from a vaccinated person that minimises your chances of...

So you think the unvaccinated are keeping the hospitality industry afloat. Here's a thought, maybe vaccinated people might be more confident to go out if they new they wouldn't encounter the unvaccinated. Personally, would be quite happy for unvaccinated to have restrictions placed on them.