army & police on site now to keep them within the walls ......... eta for fire brigade 2 to 3 hrs due to pole needing to be sanitised between each officer descending

and thats without the several thousand Italian fans that were allowed to leave the "Red zone" in Italy and travel to Spain for their Europa Cup game hours before the lockdown

Is that the same "market forces" that allow companies to profiteer to the tune of $20,000 per ventilator?

meanwhile in India they announce a 21 day lock down and are shocked when 90,000 people crammed into a Delhi bus terminal ....... they needed an extra 2000 buses to clear the crowd Perhaps India are trying Domonic Cummin's failed plan? given that India has tens of millions of people working away from...

info coming from UK that lockdown will last at least until June or July

PM sending letter to 30m households telling them it will get worse before it gets better and to stay indoors

If someone has been smoking for 40 or 50 years I hardly think a day or two wearing a mask for bad air quality is gonna have a lot of effect on their lungs

Doodoo wrote: ↑

March 29, 2020, 11:32 am

In detail China should

"Supply free fortune cookies for all"
and
"Free Kungfu lessons"

can you 1 x No 16 1 x No 37 and a bag of thick cut chips to that please

as dep PM said, night curfews are for civil unrest , this is a virus any curfew has to be 24hrs or else its pointless PS I dont think anyone is seriously Bojo bashing (few tongue in cheek quips maybe), he is doing all anyone could ask for in this situation (Red/Blue/Orange/Green/Purple/or Rainbow sw...

any way udonmap could highlight this thread and "pin it" to always appear at the top during these troubled times?

Is it only me that was disgusted to see that the price of ventilators had rise from $25000 to $45000 To increase the price on these just because there are 50 states & the fed gov desperate to get as may as can be produced to save peoples lives is both inhuman & unacceptable It has not suddenly becom...

Kansas City Missouri made DJT look like an idiot a few weeks ago ......... petty payback time

jackspratt wrote: ↑

March 28, 2020, 9:25 pm

Is British Airways a "national carrier", and does its owner, IAG, pay UK tax?

couldn't give a monkey's Jack ........ if they want "bailing out" by UK taxpayers the companies assets belong to the taxpayer

Thought it through ........... ....... I don't think you have. How many different operators have trains running, and competing, on those tracks? So lets take Virgin as a prime example, owned by the Virgin Group spearheaded by Richard Branson, begging the UK for several billion to keep them afloat, ...

Well they will be "colletors items" in years to come, wheras the $600 ones will need to be cashed to buy food etc by the poor

from my experience of trying to produce a workable ECML timetable I an safely say "TOO F*****G MANY"

Birmingham airport to be used as a makeshift morgue

Should make for plenty of ghost stories and people scared to fly from there in years to come

Stan, are the gun shops open ........... must be essential to be able to protect yourself from the Covid19 infected zombies soon to be roaming free around New York

p p p p pick up a penguin ?

Thought it through ........... used privatised rail industry as a guide which proves we were right Fares far higher than they should be so as owners can pocket money that should be re invested to provide a better service

So does that must mean only one person on each side of most tables and only tables that are Two metres wide can be used or else their legs & feet will be under one metre apart