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Should be soon then. I remember in the past when you explained your vocation. Are some of the people you protect very vulnerable to coronavirus?

Reading that article and looking elsewhere, the key number of vulnerable is 12m to 15m, although that article mentions 6m as the most vulnerable. The 12m to 15m has been identified as the number likely to require hospitalisation if they contract coronavirus. Party politics aside, I wouldn’t...

I genuinely missed that quote. 1m were vaccinated by NYE, now conservatively it’s 1m a week. So using that online calculator someone started a new thread on today, ignoring its flaws, are you in the first 10m to get vaccinated?

No one said 70% of 68m would be vaccinated by mid Feb. The vaccines have only just be given the green light, even the most optimistic aspire for 2m doses a week once both vaccines are at full manufacture. Always having in mind the ethic that non-first world nations deserve the vaccine in equal...

Totally agree, please see my later post. So under funded that they in the main act only when self harm and suicide are mentioned.

The R5 interview after 10am today (Trump’s mate Naga Munchetty) with the CEO of MHRA is well worth a listen on catch up, also the scientists. Amazing people, also enlightening .... but you’d know how the scientists worked already :)

I already pre-CV19 believed that the public budget for children’s and adult mental health services should be much greater. The effects of this pandemic has only made the backlog and the number of those suffering far worse. I’d gladly pay more income tax hopefully targeted to areas such as...

The head of MHRA and also the Oxford scientists who developed their vaccine gave separate long interviews on R5 and I think LBC today. They said there are no stocks or dispensing issues of these vaccines, that they are being sent out and administered immediately after manufacture and vetting...

It is ironic that libertarian at heart BJ has lost the anti Lockdown and Covid-deniers on NSC.

You’ve always been a thoughtful poster.

Because you only ever post one way in your eternal hatred of all things Tory, the message loses all credibility. A few thumbs ups from like minded folk your reward. Political, economic or social threads draw you in like fly paper, where you say exactly the same, a thousand different ways.

We had issues with child wellbeing in Lockdown 1 and its aftermath. Despite their preference for home life, it was awful for their mental health. I also found out that local CAMHS departments since March 23rd operate at a much lower level. Not sure why ... staff sickness? furlough? Leaving...

That’s codswallop and you know it.

Spin to an echo chamber, that’s the very raison d’etre of the obsessive one-eyed posters from either end of politically spectrum on NSC. That’s one of the reasons Bozza set up The Bear Pit for you and the others. Never an inch given, loathing of the opposite viewpoint, never seeing any good in...

I think the failures, said with hindsight, are: 1. The tiered system. It allows piss takers from a higher tier area to break the law/rules and go long distances to shop, booze, day trip or holiday elsewhere. It might just be the hardcore Covidiots and Covid-deniers, but that’s an awful lot of...

How would they meet escorts or visit Bentley dealers?

When the same old bitter names turn up with eternal Tory hating predictability, it’s worth looking at other places to benchmark. Some ridiculously one-eyed NSC posts in March and April on how well and presidential Macron and Sturgeon had managed the pandemic. Then that went rather quiet as it...

Respect to you as vehement non-Tory for cerebral, balanced comments in this thread. Also Bozza, always facts over petty party political noise. The day of any major announcement is made, all the way back to March, the heads of the 4 nations have long zoom type meetings, going through the...

Cricketers are compelled to stay together for months on end in hotels and don’t see their families.

Starmer all the way fully backed all schools of all ages remaining open. In every interview including in December he firmly rejected the unions pressure for closures. He also firmly rejected that silly idea of an extra long Xmas holiday, starting early, so that dear beloveds could see Gran and...