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Re: Lockdown easing in England
« Reply #270 on: Saturday 13 June 20 13:06 BST (UK) »
Travelling form Birkhall Scotland to Clarence House next week while we are still in lock down ?
Do they know something we don't  ???

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Re: Lockdown easing in England
« Reply #271 on: Saturday 13 June 20 13:10 BST (UK) »
Jomot, I agree with your thoughts.

I have looked for this "second spike" in China and can see no evidence of it. The worst day in the last week saw 11 reported new cases and no new deaths. If this is what a second wave looks like then it is time to get back to enjoying our basic freedoms once more. For personal (friends and family) reasons I would also like to see us enjoying a fully functioning NHS again.

Incidentally I really do not understand this fear of a second wave in the UK - as freedoms are restored throughout Europe it is clear that this second wave paranoia in the UK is just that. Had it been a real threat we would have witnessed a veritable tsunami of European second waves by now; there has been no second wave!
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Re: Lockdown easing in England
« Reply #272 on: Saturday 13 June 20 13:34 BST (UK) »
@ Sandra, he's been skulking in the Highlands with his entourage like his Bonnie Prince predecessor afore him. On arrival in Scotland he summoned a team of hard-pressed folk out from Aberdeen to have themselves tested for Corona, against all the rules, and only appeared briefly in his kilt to encourage the lower orders to help save the raspberry crop. There has been talk of a private prosecution as per a certain D.Cummings.

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PS, just had an email from Houston, the Texas one! Everything is open there again & Covid 19 cases are increasing!

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« Reply #273 on: Saturday 13 June 20 13:37 BST (UK) »
I gather that he's been given dispensation by No 10 (DC??) to travel as he's travelling for work and can't work from there.

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Re: Lockdown easing in England
« Reply #274 on: Saturday 13 June 20 13:40 BST (UK) »
Quote from: sonofthom on Saturday 13 June 20 13:10 BST (UK)

I have looked for this "second spike" in China and can see no evidence of it.

How have you investigated this and have come to that conclusion?  Sources please. Otherwise it's just conjecture on your part.
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Re: Lockdown easing in England
« Reply #275 on: Saturday 13 June 20 13:48 BST (UK) »
Quote from: Gadget on Saturday 13 June 20 13:37 BST (UK)
I gather that he's been given dispensation by No 10 (DC??) to travel as he's travelling for work and can't work from there.

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Re: Lockdown easing in England
« Reply #276 on: Saturday 13 June 20 13:59 BST (UK) »
Think we have done with our big spending for awhile, just as lockdown happened our suite went to be reupholstered, we were on garden chairs till they were allowed back to do the carpet and the suits, the curtains can wait, not in a hurry to be out in crowds, this lot will see us out

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« Reply #277 on: Saturday 13 June 20 14:00 BST (UK) »
I do not think that there will be herd immunity to this virus. And the lockdown was not to protect "at risk" people per se, but to stop the spread of the virus.

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Re: Lockdown easing in England
« Reply #278 on: Saturday 13 June 20 14:15 BST (UK) »
Given that Britain is possibly the worst in Europe kinda limits sensible comparisons!

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