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Nicely put Old Tom, nicely put.

Oi, never mind votes & elections, there are plenty of door handles out there in need of a good licking.

Of course, and when that’s solved I have every confidence that something else will come along ;) I don’t really need a new ebike. My 13 year old Kalkhoff Pro-Connect is still going strong. I don’t use it very often now I don’t commute to work, but I still think it’s as good as anything you can...

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The post Brexit pound is looking very good indeed at €1.16 and $1.42. My new Woosh Big Bear is getting cheaper every day.

So what is your explanation? The infrastructure is in place, the staff are available and vaccine uptake by the population is high. It can only be that the juice isn’t there to squirt into peoples arms. Your world must be a dreadfully depressing place, disregarding every positive aspect...

Good luck with the mission.

The moon landings are fake, but Danidl is leading an Irish mission to put a man on the sun. Rather cunningly, he’s planning to land at night so they don’t burn up.

You are being deliberately nasty. Matthew 7:12 - So in everything, “do unto others what you would have them do unto you.”

I think I’ve got it from those clues thank you.

Stop being nasty.

Giz a clue.

Spot on mate. You get out there and lick as many shop door handles, pedestrian crossing buttons and petrol pump handles as you can find. You’ll be sound, nowt to worry about. Don’t bother with the vaccine, it’s got a micro chip in it so the government can track your movements.

But if we had given the second dose, today there would be 8500000 more people in the vulnerable category without any protection at all. Because of the delayed second dose, those 8500000 people are now over 70% less likely to die and in a few weeks, will be fully vaccinated. I’m very happy to...

Did you know that there is an egg shortage? The reason is because it’s all over yours and the Leprechaun’s face. The U.K. vaccination process is a marvellous success and you don’t like it. You are trying to politicise it, and it’s not a political triumph.

I agree with most of that. There is an enhanced risk of a dangerous mutation. We need to move fast and start getting those second jabs rolled out. That should start soon.

If ordinarily, 10000 people would have gone into hospital had there been no vaccine and now one jab of AZ means that less than 3000 go into hospital, that’s a good result. Forget preventing infection at this stage, that comes later.

PHE PHS. I think we are taking about two different priorities. The U.K.’s early priority is to prevent hospitalisation and death, not infection. Once that’s achieved, and the signs ate starting to look very very good, we will focus more on suppressing infection. However, the AZ vaccine seems...

Nothing to do with Boris. Turn your vaccination down if you aren’t satisfied. Someone else can have it.

The protection from severe disease requiring hospitalisation in the over 80s is around 90%. The protection after one dose is long lasting. The delayed second dose is turning out to be a wise move.