LOL HANCOCK

Looks like he's let the cat out of the bag regarding the deal that's been put in place with JCB to buy the diggers required for the mass graves

Best bet will be to burn the corpses I'd have thought.

these tory coooonts new all the numbers last week when they were cheering sunak like stupid fooooking schoolboys in budget speech,now hiding away from scrutiny, koooonts

rather than his buddy at JCB SHOULDNT we be invoilving those at the cutting edge of 3 d printing etc, not that I no much about it

Don't worry, the Chinese have got Huawei on the case, they'll be knocking them out in no time

I honestly haven't a clue what Hancock and co are trying to say,

Would this be right at this point?

We won't shut down that much,tell the oldies to hide for a few months,everyone gets it,that gives protection to the oldies.

Am i on the right track?

most of it is up for debate ,but to stop the WHO,S top recommendation of exstensive  testing saying it is of no value is truly staggering

Especially when South Korea have made a success of extensive testing and are seeing their rates of death and infection decreasing by the day.

So many experts on the internet.

shame there's none in government

And which role are you qualified for in this government ?

Transitional something at a guess.

indeed lots of Monday morning quarterbacking going on with the result not nearly in yet either

after all what Italy and spain have done so far has worked so well

This was the problem about getting rid of most of our industry and relying on financial services,which,funnily enough,aren't much use now.
Thanks Maggie.

For all we know hindsight might very well show that in fact Spain and Italy have had a right result and history might show that the actions they've taken has saved lives.

It seems to me that everyone right across the board has under-estimated this thing, but what we, in this country are doing is looking at Spain and Italy and viewing what they are doing , seeing the death rate out of control and erroneously perceiving that action as the wrong way to deal with it, but it could be that it is the right way to deal with it but the death rates are unavoidable.

With us taking an opposite view let's hope we don't end up actually envying how Spain and Italy did.

The main difference being we are an island.
Therefore we can treat differently.

Mar 16, 2020 -- 2:43AM, duffy wrote:

For all we know hindsight might very well show that in fact Spain and Italy have had a right result and history might show that the actions they've taken has saved lives.It seems to me that everyone right across the board has under-estimated this thing, but what we, in this country are doing is looking at Spain and Italy and viewing what they are doing , seeing the death rate out of control and erroneously perceiving that action as the wrong way to deal with it, but it could be that it is the right way to deal with it but the death rates are unavoidable.With us taking an opposite view let's hope we don't end up actually envying how Spain and Italy did.

Spot on.