@pikard1967@GMB I know. I feel so sorry for you guys. This was always going to be a mess for you but ideology in England seems to have overtaken common sense.
@Bradzchard @LozzaFox I wasn't aware I was living in a country where I needed a photo of the Queen on my wall. No one has ever called me out when they visit me. How many do you have at home?
@LozzaFox One student union decided to remove a photo. My union didn't have a photo of the Queen and neither did any other I visited. I guess you wouldn't know considering no university would take you after you got thrown out of Harrow.
@Nigel_Farage Maybe they just don't like racism? The people trying to dividing us are the ones who are offended by their right to make a stand and are making this a political issue. Racism isn't a political issue and hasn't been since the days of apartheid or segregation in the US.
@shellij1 @JamesMelville We tried tiers before and it didn't work. All we did was create an outbreak so bad, it's taken 9 months to get in under control and we gave the world a new variant.
@Tanntan13@JamesMelville Hopefully not. We had 2 years of restrictions for Spanish flu and 5 years for polio in the 40s and 50s, so it's not exactly unusual in a pandemic for us to take a while to control it.
@nick_the_geek78@JamesMelville Good luck to them when the Kent strain becomes dominant. Even better luck if they get the Delta strain. We are not fighting the same virus as Texas is.
@ClareCraigPath Loxkdowns or allowing covid to spread until we ended up with an overwhelmed health service? Let's try Australia as a comparison for "lockdown deaths" shall we?
@covidcattle1 @JamesMelville I'd like them to qualify "at virtually no risk". Of death yes (unless you have an underlying condition) but 15% of children who get covid get long covid. This can include life-changing conditions such as heart, lung and kidney damage and Type 1 diabetes.
@LeeHurstComic@JamesMelville No it won't. Maybe a few twats will get angry but most people are sane enough to realise that screaming "I don't like this any more" isn't going to stop a virus.
@JamesMelville It doesn't work like that James and you know it. We've approved thousands of drugs under emergency use conditions over the years and none have meant we need to be in a state of emergency.
@ukrockdrummer@JamesMelville No healthcare professional in the UK wears gloves to administer an injection. It's totally unnecessary, a waste of money and terrible for the environment. They wash their hands instead.
@JamesMelville Customers not employees though. It's already confirmed US employers, universities etc can legally require vaccination, which isn't the case in the UK. If all your customers are employees or students, you can sign this legislation but it means absolutely nothing and he knows it.