www.ndtv.com
First of all, as I sure you are aware, they were not my fonts. It was an attachment file. Now altered to thumbnail. Apologies for your snowflecc attitude resurfacing.
www.thetimes.co.uk
Self effacing bias is hardly a concept either of you suffer from.?
And the message is?UK Starting To Restrict Spread Of Covid Variants: Health Secretary
Britain has started to drive down cases of the more infectious South African variant of coronavirus and will only emerge from lockdown in stages to make sure that does not change, the country's health secretary said on Sunday.
Some more propoganda.
A) deaths exaggerated. - Spiegelhalter believes so, I agree.
I don't think it's saying that OG. Starting to Restrict Spread is hardly claiming to be a panacea. But by all means knock the good news. It seems to be a forte on here. To be honest I, m sick of this thread. Giving it a break. The entire ethos of it is just so depressing and negative. Every single slight suspicion of good news is shot down in tatters. From the roll out of the vaccine, to its positive effects, to the numbers infected and everything in between. It can't be healthy.
Undeniably not perfect, certainly worse in some areas than others; but not chaotic.
Off you go again, and how many times is this? and of course you imagine it's the big bad world ganging up on you.,
Probably confusing PoW escape tunnels and their derring-do, gung-ho with heavy duty finance and massive civil engineering. Needs rather more than a Red Cross tin to dig that.Like the seemingly politically led gamble taken with vaccine admistration.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56117560
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Seems World King Boris with seemingly unlimited budget is channelling his inner wartime Churchill with his Mulberry Harbours and Project Habakkuk.
Wonder how much Cummings is still influencing Boris behind the scenes - like Churchill had Frederick Lindemann.
Lindemann ( later created Viscount Cherwell of Oxford.) was a brilliant but arrogant intellectual, who quarrelled sharply with many respected advisers. His contribution to Allied victory lay chiefly in logistics. He was particularly adept at converting data into clear charts to promote a strategy.
Definately seems to be an Oxford old boys network that Boris has surrounded himself with.
I am delighted to see that the infection rate and mortality rate in the UK is declining, and is now about 25% of the peak value a few weeks ago. However exactly the same result is also appearing in other countries which have not had the Vaccines as long as has the UK, and the protection rate from the first jabs are only now starting to affect these statistics. The really good news is that when these get factored in that the decline should be even more pronounced.
That court challenge will go nowhere. Even if they had right on their side, ... and to a certain extent they do, they do not have might, and in this case it is Westminster. This time, the Unionist community, many of whom are very upright and decent folk, do not have history on their side. There was a recent article about The Seamus Heaney Cultural Centre , It is housed in what was the local RUC ( Police Barracks ) , To many Unioniss many who know police men from there who were shot, and risked their lives daily find it difficult to be sanguine.
Aria sounds like "Spaffing Control" to me!Like the seemingly politically led gamble taken with vaccine admistration.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56117560
Related ?
Seems World King Boris with seemingly unlimited budget is channelling his inner wartime Churchill with his Mulberry Harbours and Project Habakkuk.
Wonder how much Cummings is still influencing Boris behind the scenes - like Churchill had Frederick Lindemann.
Lindemann ( later created Viscount Cherwell of Oxford.) was a brilliant but arrogant intellectual, who quarrelled sharply with many respected advisers. His contribution to Allied victory lay chiefly in logistics. He was particularly adept at converting data into clear charts to promote a strategy.
Definately seems to be an Oxford old boys network that Boris has surrounded himself with.
Wales started today - not sure of the details, but phased somehow. Something like up to 8 first.
I understand why Amazon has been so important, to so many. But I agree and try hard to avoid them. More and more often, I find them significantly more expensive than some other companies. The thing that keeps them attractive is the postage - whether because of the fairly low limit for "free", or Prime. Have avoided almost entirely last year and this.
