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		|  20-11-2020, 11:16 | #1021 |  
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			It’s already the case that you shouldn’t leave England for other than ‘essential reasons’. I’m not sure Scotland are doing anything different.
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		|  20-11-2020, 11:30 | #1022 |  
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			It seems to me that the various governments and governing regimes have gone mad.
 Students are imprisoned and indeed being ripped off by having to pay for their prison stay.
 
 Police can fine you on the spot for going about your business as you may have judged necessary.
 
 You can't leave or enter Scotland.
 
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		|  20-11-2020, 11:56 | #1023 |  
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			Or...
 They’re trying to prevent hundreds of thousands of people from dying/having long-term health issues.
 
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		|  20-11-2020, 12:02 | #1024 |  
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	... by going to totalitarian extremes.Quote: 
	
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					Originally Posted by Hugh  Or...
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		|  20-11-2020, 13:20 | #1027 |  
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					Originally Posted by jfman  Although equally powers under the Civil Contingencies Act also carry greater opportunities for scrutiny than the public health regulations being used. Arguments have been made that the CCA was not used to get around this.
 That said the case for keeping the devolved administrations in the tent rather than outside it slinging mud is compelling.
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It doesn’t seem to have happened so far though.    
In most respects you can barely get a fag paper in between her decisions and Boris’.  Where more obvious differences exist they’re around timing and necessary adjustments for local circumstances.  Their approaches simply aren’t fundamentally different.  Yet Nicola is very popular and Boris ... isn’t.  The polls presently tell us a lot more about how politics is viewed in England and in Scotland than how people really feel about coronavirus measures.
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		|  20-11-2020, 13:37 | #1028 |  
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					Originally Posted by Chris  There was a clear potential political benefit in forcing Nicola Sturgeon to govern, rather than endlessly campaigning, in the hope that even her most ardent supporters would come to see her as a fallible human just like the rest of us. 
It doesn’t seem to have happened so far though.    
In most respects you can barely get a fag paper in between her decisions and Boris’.  Where more obvious differences exist they’re around timing and necessary adjustments for local circumstances.  Their approaches simply aren’t fundamentally different.  Yet Nicola is very popular and Boris ... isn’t.  The polls presently tell us a lot more about how politics is viewed in England and in Scotland than how people really feel about coronavirus measures. |  I'm really worried about Tories in Scotland they're fast becoming extinct.  They should get the same protection as red squirrels...  Maybe on a reserve  on some small island somewhere..
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		|  20-11-2020, 13:56 | #1029 |  
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					Originally Posted by Mr K  I'm really worried about Tories in Scotland they're fast becoming extinct.  They should get the same protection as red squirrels...  Maybe on a reserve  on some small island somewhere.. |  I think Scottish Labour are the true red squirrels in name and rareness.    |  
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		|  20-11-2020, 14:59 | #1030 |  
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					Originally Posted by Sephiroth  ... by going to totalitarian extremes.   |  Buddy, I lived in West Berlin during the height of the Cold War, surrounded by the totalitarian East German regime - can I politely suggest you are being rather hyperbolic?
		 
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		|  20-11-2020, 15:20 | #1031 |  
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					Originally Posted by Hugh  Buddy, I lived in West Berlin during the height of the Cold War, surrounded by the totalitarian East German regime - can I politely suggest you are being rather hyperbolic? |  Now, there you go virtue signalling again    |  
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		|  20-11-2020, 15:26 | #1032 |  
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		|  20-11-2020, 16:11 | #1033 |  
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	https://www.gov.uk/government/news/f...-from-decemberQuote: 
	
		| Free flu vaccinations rolled out to over 50s from December 
 People aged 50 to 64 will get free flu vaccine from 1 December as part of expanded flu vaccination programme this winter.
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		|  20-11-2020, 17:17 | #1034 |  
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			I got mine last Saturday.
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		|  20-11-2020, 17:32 | #1035 |  
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	Please let us know if there are/were any side effects.  They would have happened by now based on my past experience.Quote: 
	
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