Death toll passes 40,000

Still way below  the  governmemt  target of 2 million

Whoever you Vote for... Government Wins

"Do They Owe Us A Living?"

**** the politically minded, here's something I want to say,
About the state of nation, the way it treats us today.
At school they give you ****, drop you in the pit,
You try, you try, you try to get out, but you can't because they've **** you about.
Then you're a prime example of how they must not be,
This is just a sample of what they've done to you and me.

Do they owe us a living?
Of course they do, of course they do.
Owe us a living?
Of course they do, of course they do.
Owe us a living?
Of course they fckin do.

65,000 Chris Giles updates later his estimate was 57,600 yesterday.

Aninteresting letter from head teacher..

Dear Parents/Carers



Yesterday, the government published their expectation for the opening of schools from June 1st. The aim is for children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 6 to return from that date, with children in the other year groups returning for the final month of the year. As the Prime Minister has stated, this move is of course dependent on the reproduction measure of the coronavirus continuing to decrease.



First of all, we are all very eager to return to school and spend time with our brilliant children. We miss them so much. However, my view all along has been that we have to be confident that a return to school is safe for everyone.



I have been involved in teaching for twenty years and along with the vast majority of headteachers in the country, I am absolutely baffled by the inclusion of Reception and Year 1 children within this plan. With best intentions, it is a challenge to ensure children of any age socially distance from their peers and staff members, let alone children aged four to six. I am in no way convinced that any child should be returning to school for the foreseeable future, particularly when the other European countries including our close neighbours are taking a different path.



So, can I guarantee that the children will stay two metres away from each other? I’m sorry, but I can’t, despite our very best intentions. If our other year groups return for the final month of the year, then any form of distancing will become virtually impossible. For parents, I am sure many of you are questioning whether your child will be safe on return. I am pleased that the government have stated that schools will not be accountable for attendance during this time and fining for absence is not on the agenda.



There are a number of serious considerations before we open, including:



Staff availability (we have a number of staff – including a teacher – who are shielding and for their own protection will not be returning to school this academic year)
How we organise ‘bubble groups’ of a maximum of 15 children with a teacher
How we accommodate and ensure the safety of each ‘bubble group’
How we ensure the ‘bubble group’ learn, play and eat in the same space for the whole day
How we implement protective measures including PPE when required
How we increase the cleaning of both sites including the resources within it
How we stagger start and finish times
How we stagger lunch and breaktimes
What we will teach and how it will be taught safely


As I have previously stated, the safety of the children, our families and the team is my priority. We are currently waiting for further instruction from the Local Authority before finalising our plan. As you can see from the considerations above, any plan will see significant changes to the school day and will impact on timings, both at the beginning and end of the day.  We will all need to be very flexible as we move forward through this process.  I intend to post the plan on the website by Friday 15th at the very latest so that you have enough time to consider and prepare for the changes prior to June 1st.



Thank you for your support, patience and understanding during this time.

Stay Safe everyone.



Yours sincerely

Whilst keeping an eye on the other 14 kids running amok.


3 year olds can't know what 2 metres is


It's a nightmare for teachers, for the sake of one month before summer holidays

https://twitter.com/ChrisGiles_/status/1260197362833776648

Eldery lambs to the slaughter,deaths in himes now sorpassed hospitals and deliberately sent back in even though capacity was there to treat them and of course comleteky deliberate..

Yes, and we are an island on the other side of the world but it hasn't stopped us having the second most deaths in that world we live in.

None of these countries are getting back to normal, they are allowed out for a jog ffs, how the fack is that "back to normal"??

Boris is being portrayed as a genius one minute and then a clown the next, they can't make their minds up how they want him to be perceived ffs, one minute he's likened to Winston Churchill the next he's a disgrace

10,000 a month die in care homes by the way, ohhh then there's this

"care home deaths fell in late April".... Can we get any consistency from these turds?

450 in hospitals again today.

Surely only an idiot can't see the extra deaths he has caused.

Be plenty More with Life returning to Normal in the Capital , Khan's advice get your Masks on

Will kick right off again down there

Angoose you are a thick cnt 

13 March 2020
10:46 CET+01:00
Denmark's parliament on Thursday night unanimously passed an emergency coronavirus law which gives health authorities powers to force testing, treatment and quarantine with the backing of the police.
The far-reaching new law will remain in force until March 2021, when it will expire under a sunset clause.

"I was touched when I saw the whole Parliament standing up and voting for this," Health Minister Magnus Heunicke told Danish state broadcaster DR after the law passed.

"It is time to put aside party politics and be together to do what it takes to bring Denmark safely through this situation."

Jens Elo Rytter, law professor at Copenhagen University, said the measures were unlike anything passed in the last 75 years  "It is certainly the most extreme since the Second World War," he told the Jyllands-Posten newspaper. "There have been some powerful encroachments in various terror packages. But this goes further."

Trine Maria Ilsøe, DR's court correspondent, said that Danish citizens could face prosecution under the new law if they refused to comply with health authorities' demands. "It means that you could be sentenced to a punishment if you, for example, refuse to allow yourself to be tested for coronavirus," she said. 

The Ministry of Health will now work with the Ministry of Justice on the details of how the police will work with health officials to enforce their demands.

As well as enforcing quarantine measures, the law also allows the authorities to force people to be vaccinated, even though there is currently no vaccination for the virus.

It also empowers them to prohibit access to public institutions, supermarkets and shops, public and private nursing homes and hospitals, and also to impose restrictions on access to public transport.

Initially, the government wanted to the law to give the police the right to enter private homes without a court order if there is a suspicion of coronavirus infection. But this was dropped after opposition from parties in the parliament.

The parliamentary session was itself affected by the pandemic, with only 95 out of 179 MPs present for the vote, efforts made to ensure that MPs kept a safe distance from one another, and MPs voting by standing up.

let me see.... Have a conv down the pub with some like minded intellectuals; or c&p the Gruniad all day every day?

do ye think every one down the pub is an imbecile Angoosed?

Angoosed has a sense of false superiority he can't acknowledge he's been talking shyte again and made himself look an absolute bell end

I thought Angoose was talking about a 2nd wave and not vaccines but i only thought i overheard that from the snug?

the under card was better than the main event; Cowboy was unlucky not to get his decision