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I wonder what the practicalities are in moving to literally do vaccinations 24/7 with trained, but not medical, staff?
Old/at risk people during normal hours but then younger key workers over night if they desire it? Supermarket workers, drivers, teachers, transport staff, medical workers and so on? |
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The scientific advice is not the British establishment trying to keep the economy moving; it is a set of predictions of different scenarios based on best available evidence. The British establishment is in government. Its motives are rightly there to be scrutinised and criticised. The SNP has access to the scientific advice. It also comes out in hives when forced to deal with the British establishment. If its actions are essentially similar to those in Ingerlund that casts doubt on your suspicion that decisions down south are being driven by establishment figures looking after their share portfolios. The SNP has no reason to mirror decisions that reflect the preferences of the establishment in Westminster. |
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Most of the SNP's advice isn't dramatically different either. It's usually just a little bit extra on top. If Boris Johnson was to announce school is closed for anyone aged over 6 the SNP will come out and say 'well, we're actually taking this seriously' and say anyone aged over 5 instead.
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The proof of the pudding is in the eating ... if we see a rapid, single-jab strategy rolled out in Scotland with a second jab delayed until spring, then we can be as confident as possible that both England and Scotland are following emerging clinical advice and making considered decisions based on that, and not on rather cynical concerns about the prosperity of wealthy English Tories. |
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Full list of all tier 3 and 4 changes efective from tomorrow.
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As I say, I’d be genuinely interested to see if other independent countries e.g. the United States go down this route. If they do we may be onto something. |
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Sick of all this Tier 3 and 4 bullshit, Sage advisors for the government has explicitly stated that it needs something more stronger than Tier 4 to stop this new variant, so what does Bojo go do....?
.....Place millions more in Tier 4, just issue another lockdown NOW, that you're going to have to do in a weeks time anyway, close all schools and stop doing this delay crap and get it done. |
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BREAKING: COVID-19 Tally of 981 deaths in last 24 hours.
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l fear these next few weeks are going to get very bad in terms of people lost to the virus. |
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---------- Post added at 16:22 ---------- Previous post was at 16:18 ---------- BREAKING: Education Secretary says Majority of Primary Schools to reopen on 4/01/2021 and Secondary Schools and Colleges reopening on 18/01/2021 |
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It seems that both the antivirus vaccinations available will have their 2nd booster shot at 3 months, delaying the Pfizer’s Covid Vaccine as well as the Oxford AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine. Although it appears that Pfizer never tested this extra delay in their research trials.
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Boris and the government ignoring the science again....
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