PMQs

as much as I understand the clamour for testing I don't really understand how  it helps for more than one shift for nhs workers, you take test . pass it go to work and might catch it that day, so need testing again to find out, you can carry virus,test positive with no symptons, so unless your  have every known symptom and its pretty obvious you have it,cant see how one test gives anyone much more peace of mind than no test

testing if exposed or symptoms?

Businesss,business,business,economy,economy,economy,people zilch no testing nhs staff so spread to everyone,no colleges schools shut down, just walking headlong into traffic.

what every day, a test is just a moment in time, one day, or is it sophisticated to pick up symptons that might appear a few days after testing, but even that wont show if you get tested as a nurse for the 1st time at 8 0 clock then spend 12 hrs treating corna victims, a test takes 48 hrs at least,so you can be positive and treat patients walk around a hospital, infect your family etc for 48 hrs minimum

no easy answers 1tp

those place that did well look like they are in the doo doo again.

i cant believe the tory MPs are lining up to say he has done well. they based their (non) action on a model that, when confronted with reality, meant they had to do an about turn. that model was not peer reviewed, now it is and some other academics are critical of it. there is no guarantee they will do any better second time around.

You have to have an initial test i presume the staff are specialists at least get rid of the definites,if only we had the staff that we've been deprived of fir 10 years everythings exposed..