comment by Amado Carrillo Fuentes (U11781)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
Trump knew he tested positive for #COVID19 3 days before his first debate against Biden, says Former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows— he tested positive on Sept 26th. Here he is mocking Biden for mask wearing, while deliberately trying to infect/kill him.
https://twitter.com/rulajebreal/status/1466121299139301377?s=21
WOW!
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thats y Trump was yelling so much in furst d-bait. tryin too infect Biden
well, wud b if it wasnt probably troo
The crazy wing of America cares more about the unborn than the born.
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 11 hours, 31 minutes ago
🚨🚨🚨 | BREAKING: The Omicron variant appears to be a ‘super mild‘ mutation with Covid death rate in South Africa not jumping.
There have been no reports of hospitalisations or deaths as a result of anyone being diagnosed with Omicron.
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I wouldn't believe that for a second. The number of hospitalisations in the area the new variant first hit in SA have gone up 500% in the last fortnight. The sequencing may not (yet) have shown that it was caused by Omicron but you can be pretty sure it is. SA are applying a strategy of damage limitation at the moment to limit harm to the economy but even a cursory look at the figures tells a worrying story.
I see Quentin Letts is showing his piety for what it really is on GMB.
comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 hour, 1 minute ago
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 11 hours, 31 minutes ago
🚨🚨🚨 | BREAKING: The Omicron variant appears to be a ‘super mild‘ mutation with Covid death rate in South Africa not jumping.
There have been no reports of hospitalisations or deaths as a result of anyone being diagnosed with Omicron.
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I wouldn't believe that for a second. The number of hospitalisations in the area the new variant first hit in SA have gone up 500% in the last fortnight. The sequencing may not (yet) have shown that it was caused by Omicron but you can be pretty sure it is. SA are applying a strategy of damage limitation at the moment to limit harm to the economy but even a cursory look at the figures tells a worrying story.
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Yeah. 1 you don’t go to hospitals for mild infections, and 2 South African government hospitals are not very good, youd try and stay out of them if possible.
comment by bmcl1987 (U14177)
posted 28 minutes ago
I see Quentin Letts is showing his piety for what it really is on GMB.
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He's doing great work getting people even more angry
Everytime some posh twit or Tory apologist says "noone cares" or "everyone was at it" to the media; the responses are all furious
https://twitter.com/vicderbyshire/status/1466306678744301569?t=NDowZc4atYPsnRoRoYSc3w&s=19
"Got this message from a care home worker expressing ‘utter disgust’ & ‘supreme anger’ about the Xmas do in No 10 during lockdown last December.
‘Wives lost their husbands in our home during Christmas 2020 & I have to live with the fact that I had to be gatekeeper’ "
comment by bmcl1987 (U14177)
posted 1 hour, 12 minutes ago
I see Quentin Letts is showing his piety for what it really is on GMB.
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This is the same man who said this, following the budget, on helping the poor;
“Hold on, you say help?!" Quentin quipped. "This is our money that the politicians are giving away and the idea that you can just help people without any cost to other people is quite wrong."
Weird how money given away to mates and associates for PPE contracts isn’t viewed in the same way.
Confirmed then that Boris knowingly lied to the House (and the public) AGAIN
You may recall back in Feb 2021 NI port authority and council staff were asked to stay at home as a result of a security threat. Staff were also stood down in the Dept of Agriculture amid concerns for staff safety.
"On the basis of information received today and, pending further discussions with the PSNI, Daera has decided in the interests of the wellbeing of staff to temporarily suspend physical inspections of products of animal origin at Larne and Belfast."
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-55895276
The PSNI in turn confirmed they were not aware of any security threats to port staff.
"The PSNI has no evidence of "credible threats" against port workers in Larne and Belfast, PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has said."
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-55983873
BBC Spotlight has since found (was broadcast the other night here) the Mid and East Antrim Borough Council chief executive received an email from the DUP (following discussions) advising the department to withdraw staff from ports.
The the Department of Agriculture, (under DUP Minister Edwin Poots) subsequently withdrew health (SPS) inspectors. No other local parties were consulted/involved in this process aside from the DUP.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-59480141
The PSNI are currently investigating and on the face of it, it looks like the DUP manufactured the security threat in an attempt to destabilise the NIP, and whip up further tensions amongst the community.
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, wins latest stage in privacy fight against Mail on Sunday publisher over publication of her personal letter to her father
Piers in tears
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 11 hours, 5 minutes ago
Bmcl
Enjoy the new lecky Range Rover, and hope all goes well in a few weeks with the wee lady arriving.
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It feels genuinely weird sitting behind the wheel of a nice car. I don’t know if it is the remanents of the catholic guilt even though I’m pottering around using the electric functionality full time being good to the environment, just feels like I shouldn’t be in a decent car.
The first time I jumped in my first BMW (years ago) I had exactly that feeling, so much so, I felt it was inevitable it wouldn't last.
...I trashed it outside Warrington 10 months later!
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 7 minutes ago
The first time I jumped in my first BMW (years ago) I had exactly that feeling, so much so, I felt it was inevitable it wouldn't last.
...I trashed it outside Warrington 10 months later!
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I've had my BMW for just over a year now and the first I got it, it felt absolutely amazing to drive compared to the Fiat Punto I owned previously.
I feel important driving a nice car.
BMWs eh?
Do I need to explain the orange lights to you?
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 2 minutes ago
BMWs eh?
Do I need to explain the orange lights to you?
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That’s a recurring problem with VW and Audi’s, it’s coming up to the one year anniversary of my 118i and no faults to report so far. Touch wood
Got rid of my car, no need for one in London, traffic is just too mental and public transport is more than decent most of the time.
Speaking to Sky's Kay Burley, Dr David Nabarro said wealthy nations "need to do much more" because "people in poor nations are suffering".
"If you get COVID and you're old in a country where vaccines are not readily available, you are likely to become seriously ill or die," he said, comparing this with richer countries like the UK where this is "much, much less likely".
He suggested that developed countries should delay their booster rollouts for a month and a half so that struggling nations can receive more vaccine doses.
The EU has fined banks, including Barclays, NatWest and HSBC, a total of €344m (£293m) for roles in a foreign exchange spot trading cartel via a chatroom named "Sterling Lads".
The European Commission said the UK-based banks agreed to settle the case, alongside UBS which avoided a penalty because it had blown the whistle on the activity.
Banks in being dodgy shock
I didn't realise great friend of Britain, Donald Trump had put tarrifs on British steel and aluminium
comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
Speaking to Sky's Kay Burley, Dr David Nabarro said wealthy nations "need to do much more" because "people in poor nations are suffering".
"If you get COVID and you're old in a country where vaccines are not readily available, you are likely to become seriously ill or die," he said, comparing this with richer countries like the UK where this is "much, much less likely".
He suggested that developed countries should delay their booster rollouts for a month and a half so that struggling nations can receive more vaccine doses.
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Its difficult, I don't disagree with it, but I'm also selfishly happy that my clinically vulnerable dad has had his booster.. as well as my clinically vulnerable grandparents, one of whom tested positive yesterday
BREAKING: Germany to announce nationwide Covid lockdown for the unvaccinated
https://twitter.com/telegraph/status/1466397693081751555?s=21
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
Speaking to Sky's Kay Burley, Dr David Nabarro said wealthy nations "need to do much more" because "people in poor nations are suffering".
"If you get COVID and you're old in a country where vaccines are not readily available, you are likely to become seriously ill or die," he said, comparing this with richer countries like the UK where this is "much, much less likely".
He suggested that developed countries should delay their booster rollouts for a month and a half so that struggling nations can receive more vaccine doses.
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Its difficult, I don't disagree with it, but I'm also selfishly happy that my clinically vulnerable dad has had his booster.. as well as my clinically vulnerable grandparents, one of whom tested positive yesterday
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SA specifically is an interesting one as there is not a vaccine shortage there
comment by Amado Carrillo Fuentes (U11781)
posted 21 minutes ago
BREAKING: Germany to announce nationwide Covid lockdown for the unvaccinated
https://twitter.com/telegraph/status/1466397693081751555?s=21
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Germany
Barnier is out of the race for Macron’s presidential opponent next April. Came 3rd in the run offs.
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posted on 2/12/21
comment by Amado Carrillo Fuentes (U11781)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
Trump knew he tested positive for #COVID19 3 days before his first debate against Biden, says Former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows— he tested positive on Sept 26th. Here he is mocking Biden for mask wearing, while deliberately trying to infect/kill him.
https://twitter.com/rulajebreal/status/1466121299139301377?s=21
WOW!
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thats y Trump was yelling so much in furst d-bait. tryin too infect Biden
well, wud b if it wasnt probably troo
posted on 2/12/21
The crazy wing of America cares more about the unborn than the born.
posted on 2/12/21
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 11 hours, 31 minutes ago
🚨🚨🚨 | BREAKING: The Omicron variant appears to be a ‘super mild‘ mutation with Covid death rate in South Africa not jumping.
There have been no reports of hospitalisations or deaths as a result of anyone being diagnosed with Omicron.
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I wouldn't believe that for a second. The number of hospitalisations in the area the new variant first hit in SA have gone up 500% in the last fortnight. The sequencing may not (yet) have shown that it was caused by Omicron but you can be pretty sure it is. SA are applying a strategy of damage limitation at the moment to limit harm to the economy but even a cursory look at the figures tells a worrying story.
posted on 2/12/21
I see Quentin Letts is showing his piety for what it really is on GMB.
posted on 2/12/21
comment by merrysupersteve (monitoring the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 hour, 1 minute ago
comment by De Gea's Legs (U14210)
posted 11 hours, 31 minutes ago
🚨🚨🚨 | BREAKING: The Omicron variant appears to be a ‘super mild‘ mutation with Covid death rate in South Africa not jumping.
There have been no reports of hospitalisations or deaths as a result of anyone being diagnosed with Omicron.
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I wouldn't believe that for a second. The number of hospitalisations in the area the new variant first hit in SA have gone up 500% in the last fortnight. The sequencing may not (yet) have shown that it was caused by Omicron but you can be pretty sure it is. SA are applying a strategy of damage limitation at the moment to limit harm to the economy but even a cursory look at the figures tells a worrying story.
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Yeah. 1 you don’t go to hospitals for mild infections, and 2 South African government hospitals are not very good, youd try and stay out of them if possible.
posted on 2/12/21
comment by bmcl1987 (U14177)
posted 28 minutes ago
I see Quentin Letts is showing his piety for what it really is on GMB.
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He's doing great work getting people even more angry
Everytime some posh twit or Tory apologist says "noone cares" or "everyone was at it" to the media; the responses are all furious
https://twitter.com/vicderbyshire/status/1466306678744301569?t=NDowZc4atYPsnRoRoYSc3w&s=19
"Got this message from a care home worker expressing ‘utter disgust’ & ‘supreme anger’ about the Xmas do in No 10 during lockdown last December.
‘Wives lost their husbands in our home during Christmas 2020 & I have to live with the fact that I had to be gatekeeper’ "
posted on 2/12/21
comment by bmcl1987 (U14177)
posted 1 hour, 12 minutes ago
I see Quentin Letts is showing his piety for what it really is on GMB.
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This is the same man who said this, following the budget, on helping the poor;
“Hold on, you say help?!" Quentin quipped. "This is our money that the politicians are giving away and the idea that you can just help people without any cost to other people is quite wrong."
Weird how money given away to mates and associates for PPE contracts isn’t viewed in the same way.
posted on 2/12/21
Confirmed then that Boris knowingly lied to the House (and the public) AGAIN
posted on 2/12/21
You may recall back in Feb 2021 NI port authority and council staff were asked to stay at home as a result of a security threat. Staff were also stood down in the Dept of Agriculture amid concerns for staff safety.
"On the basis of information received today and, pending further discussions with the PSNI, Daera has decided in the interests of the wellbeing of staff to temporarily suspend physical inspections of products of animal origin at Larne and Belfast."
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-55895276
The PSNI in turn confirmed they were not aware of any security threats to port staff.
"The PSNI has no evidence of "credible threats" against port workers in Larne and Belfast, PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has said."
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-55983873
BBC Spotlight has since found (was broadcast the other night here) the Mid and East Antrim Borough Council chief executive received an email from the DUP (following discussions) advising the department to withdraw staff from ports.
The the Department of Agriculture, (under DUP Minister Edwin Poots) subsequently withdrew health (SPS) inspectors. No other local parties were consulted/involved in this process aside from the DUP.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-59480141
The PSNI are currently investigating and on the face of it, it looks like the DUP manufactured the security threat in an attempt to destabilise the NIP, and whip up further tensions amongst the community.
posted on 2/12/21
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, wins latest stage in privacy fight against Mail on Sunday publisher over publication of her personal letter to her father
Piers in tears
posted on 2/12/21
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 11 hours, 5 minutes ago
Bmcl
Enjoy the new lecky Range Rover, and hope all goes well in a few weeks with the wee lady arriving.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It feels genuinely weird sitting behind the wheel of a nice car. I don’t know if it is the remanents of the catholic guilt even though I’m pottering around using the electric functionality full time being good to the environment, just feels like I shouldn’t be in a decent car.
posted on 2/12/21
The first time I jumped in my first BMW (years ago) I had exactly that feeling, so much so, I felt it was inevitable it wouldn't last.
...I trashed it outside Warrington 10 months later!
posted on 2/12/21
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 7 minutes ago
The first time I jumped in my first BMW (years ago) I had exactly that feeling, so much so, I felt it was inevitable it wouldn't last.
...I trashed it outside Warrington 10 months later!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I've had my BMW for just over a year now and the first I got it, it felt absolutely amazing to drive compared to the Fiat Punto I owned previously.
I feel important driving a nice car.
posted on 2/12/21
BMWs eh?
Do I need to explain the orange lights to you?
posted on 2/12/21
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 2 minutes ago
BMWs eh?
Do I need to explain the orange lights to you?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That’s a recurring problem with VW and Audi’s, it’s coming up to the one year anniversary of my 118i and no faults to report so far. Touch wood
posted on 2/12/21
Got rid of my car, no need for one in London, traffic is just too mental and public transport is more than decent most of the time.
posted on 2/12/21
Speaking to Sky's Kay Burley, Dr David Nabarro said wealthy nations "need to do much more" because "people in poor nations are suffering".
"If you get COVID and you're old in a country where vaccines are not readily available, you are likely to become seriously ill or die," he said, comparing this with richer countries like the UK where this is "much, much less likely".
He suggested that developed countries should delay their booster rollouts for a month and a half so that struggling nations can receive more vaccine doses.
posted on 2/12/21
The EU has fined banks, including Barclays, NatWest and HSBC, a total of €344m (£293m) for roles in a foreign exchange spot trading cartel via a chatroom named "Sterling Lads".
The European Commission said the UK-based banks agreed to settle the case, alongside UBS which avoided a penalty because it had blown the whistle on the activity.
Banks in being dodgy shock
posted on 2/12/21
I didn't realise great friend of Britain, Donald Trump had put tarrifs on British steel and aluminium
posted on 2/12/21
comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
Speaking to Sky's Kay Burley, Dr David Nabarro said wealthy nations "need to do much more" because "people in poor nations are suffering".
"If you get COVID and you're old in a country where vaccines are not readily available, you are likely to become seriously ill or die," he said, comparing this with richer countries like the UK where this is "much, much less likely".
He suggested that developed countries should delay their booster rollouts for a month and a half so that struggling nations can receive more vaccine doses.
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Its difficult, I don't disagree with it, but I'm also selfishly happy that my clinically vulnerable dad has had his booster.. as well as my clinically vulnerable grandparents, one of whom tested positive yesterday
posted on 2/12/21
BREAKING: Germany to announce nationwide Covid lockdown for the unvaccinated
https://twitter.com/telegraph/status/1466397693081751555?s=21
posted on 2/12/21
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by Blarmy (U14547)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
Speaking to Sky's Kay Burley, Dr David Nabarro said wealthy nations "need to do much more" because "people in poor nations are suffering".
"If you get COVID and you're old in a country where vaccines are not readily available, you are likely to become seriously ill or die," he said, comparing this with richer countries like the UK where this is "much, much less likely".
He suggested that developed countries should delay their booster rollouts for a month and a half so that struggling nations can receive more vaccine doses.
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Its difficult, I don't disagree with it, but I'm also selfishly happy that my clinically vulnerable dad has had his booster.. as well as my clinically vulnerable grandparents, one of whom tested positive yesterday
---------------------------------------------------------------------
SA specifically is an interesting one as there is not a vaccine shortage there
posted on 2/12/21
comment by Amado Carrillo Fuentes (U11781)
posted 21 minutes ago
BREAKING: Germany to announce nationwide Covid lockdown for the unvaccinated
https://twitter.com/telegraph/status/1466397693081751555?s=21
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Germany
posted on 2/12/21
Barnier is out of the race for Macron’s presidential opponent next April. Came 3rd in the run offs.
posted on 2/12/21
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