. @eastantrimmp Can you do us all a favour and delete your dishonest tweet about solar panels? Spreading/inventing lies might be great politics, but not great for society.
@johnrobertsAO Yesterday was a lovely day too, so I thought I'd come into the building where I work. It turns out you don't get to enjoy the same views without a private office on the top floor. 🤨
@BBFC Is "Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko" likely to get a rating in time for opening tomorrow? It sounds perfect for young teenagers, but without a cert they can't see it on the big screen. :(
. @currysbusiness Not having a great time getting through to your call centre! 2 weeks post cancellation (before goods were even despatched) and still not a peep re a refund.
@CharlieFlange@piersmorgan Those numbers don't say what most people think they do. (no causal link required, and over 300 million vaccine doses delivered) https://t.co/ZsqbiRiKxC
@LWatsonlauretta My daughter’s skated since she was little, to me it looked like Lady Leshurr smashed it. That chair’s a nightmare prop compared to the others!
@realSariBotha@AllieHBNews I've not seen any evidence that this is based on any specific variant - they're simply looking at vaccinated vs non-vaccinated people, and hospital admission. (Likely even including non-Covid hospital admissions)
@MarzipanRug@LozzaFox Ummmmm.... no. No, it doesn't. Belgium for e.g. has 99.83% death rate for their WHOLE POPULATION, and I'm pretty sure they've not had a 100% infection rate yet! https://t.co/heEGG3dZZo
@michael_pistis @LozzaFox Once you're on your way to hospital with Covid, your survival chances definitely are probably not 99%! Do you have any idea the prognosis for these people were hospitals to not admit them?
@TruthRascal@LozzaFox If by "not being full" you mean hospitals aren't leaving sick and dying patients in corridors where they can be filmed by morons, then yes, hospitals "aren't full".
@DoIGetADoOver1 @LozzaFox Not sure they've ever done a blanket cancel of all priority 2 cancer operations in a hospital trust before though, which is what the link is about?
@EmilyWilde10@LozzaFox Genevieve Edwards, chief executive at Bowel Cancer UK, "a month's delay to cancer treatment increases a person's risk of dying by up to 13%". Can treat lots of Covid patients with a far worse prognosis in that time. This is just basic triage, unfortunately.