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That’s quite astonishing. The only error that is acceptable in a situation like this is ordering too much vaccine. It can always be passed on to other countries. I hope the EU gets on top of this vaccine supply issue. They need to move more quickly and state their intent so that the...

The U.K. is supplying the AZ vaccine to the world, at cost. I think this shows that our government has grasped the idea that vaccination is just as important in all corners of the world as it is right here at home. The priority is equal, globally. I am shocked that on the one hand the...

They dropped a *******. It’s ok, there’s no need to be so defensive, it makes the situation look worse than it is.

Because I wasn’t wrong.

:D :D :D :D :D :D It’s strange how the EU can admit a mistake over the AZ vaccine / Irish border issue last weekend, but our self appointed expert can’t. I mean, it’s not like he’s short of practice at being wrong!

The South African Covid variant is here.

Absolutely the correct thing to do. As I keep saying, there is no Team U.K. or Team EU. The sooner people realise that and pull together the better.

Of course they did. Look, it’s ok to make an error, it happens often enough here. However, it is a bit daft if you to defend the indefensible.

He’s 100% correct though. Accepting a vaccination which you then spend your days trying to convince people of its danger is perverse. You should put up or shut up. Seeing as you haven’t put up by refusing the dangerous vaccine (in your distorted world), I suggest that you shut up.

Happy Synthetic Spring to you too! I’ll wish you a happy Spring when the real one arrives during March.

Just for clarity, is this the EU’s threat to trigger Article 16 that you were denying 72 hours ago? Talking heads with no foundation I believe was the sentiment :D :D :D :D :D :D This could mean you got something wrong! How usual. Asking for a friend. Cheers

I think the big unknown is how transmissible the virus is in people who are vaccinated. The care home residents may have full protection from the affects of the disease via vaccination, but there is little data to determine if they could pass it on to visitors. The visitors could then take it...

600,000 vaccinations completed in one day and accelerating all the time. A pledge to share surplus vaccine with our EU friends in Ireland. The extended interval between first and second vaccination set to reduce as capacity to inject increases. For once, the U.K. has got something spectacularly...

Enough to keep you alive. Chill.

Once injected, it takes time for immunity to build. It’s not an instant process, you leave the vaccination centre with no protection. Those that fell seriously ill will have either had Coronavirus prior to the vaccination or caught it very soon after being vaccinated. Once immunity has built...

**** off. I’m with Van Tam all the way on this.

Zlatan is right though. He’s spot on matey.

It’s breathtaking. OG was moaning that we haven’t sufficient vaccine two posts ago. Go back earlier in the day and he was criticising the government for ordering too early and potentially having an over supply. The man is a ******* lunatic. It’s like trying to detox a Heroin addict, only his...

You’ve got some serious **** going on man. “Why haven’t we enough vaccine?” There’s a global shortage. Every country is struggling at this time, but the U.K. isn’t struggling quite as much as many other countries. We are doing ok in these early days. This basically comes down to a question...