Hancock wants 'privacy'
Yes privacy. As do we
Privacy by not being 'required' to check into any venues. Not being questioned as to why we are NOT wearing a mask. And privacy regarding our health status
80% of Covid hospital patients in June caught it while already in the hospital? 80%! And they want to delay full reopening of the hospitality? How about moving hospital patients into nice safe pubs instead? https://t.co/ZBwyF6c38T
WHY every time I order from @McDonalds Walton-on-Thames do they mess up my order. 3 times had cheese in my partners big mac when he can't have dairy (box even having a no cheese label on it 😠) or today no chips with my meal, no dip with my cheese bites, no dip with selects, poor
@AlisonHammond I watched you on TV saying you was hesitant to have the experimental jab. I commend you on your bravery to say it. Over 700,000 adverse reactions in 4 months says you are right to be hesitant. How dare others say you are wrong to have your opinion.
Absolutely disgraceful from our hov, was meant to hear from the courts w/c 19th April stoll nothing. We should never not be able to hold the gov to account.
Incredibly frustrating. Still nothing from the High Court.
As we head into a raining Bank Holiday, Hospitality will be affected
Staff hours/numbers are being cut
This could have been avoided, if the Government went with their own evidence
Indoor Hospitality should be open.
‘there is NO evidence that wearing of masks by the masses is of any benefit AND there is some evidence to suggest the opposite’
WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION
I was skeptical of the reporting on this yesterday.
I was wrong.
Government confirms no rescue for unvaccinated citizens facing volcanic eruptions on St. Vincent.
And I hear no outcry.
WHO where are you?
What are we becoming?
https://t.co/WRsVgdpOjH
So what science are we following when when kids in school have to wear masks while Boris Johnson can have a business meeting in Cornwall without a mask?
The push for vaccine passports comes from the same governments that told us “safety” meant hospital patients dying alone, families going hungry, and children being isolated to the point of suicide. Like lockdown, covid passes have nothing to do with health. This is about control.
Officers are renewing appeals for help as they continue work to trace missing 19-year-old Richard Okorogheye.
Richard is a student at #Oxford Uni. He left his family home in the Ladbroke Grove area on 22 March. If you may have seen him, please call us.
https://t.co/fBtLceYmWr