SwingsitlikeHogan
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Oooh - Durham police...disagreeing with the PM and most of the cabinet...
Coronavirus - political views - supporting or otherwise...
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IanM
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Funny how only some politicos breaking the lock-down is newsworthy? I would have though MPs are more of more interest than advisors? I guess it depends on their allegiance.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Not how the BBC is reporting 'return to normality' in the USA...mind you - what can be normal in the USA given who they have 'in charge'.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Cummings story remains newsworthy, because Hancock's determination to stick with the PM's view rather undermines Hancock's essential message to us all on Test and Trace.
Contact Tracers access to the system proving problematic? Support tell them to keep hitting 'refresh'...well I suppose it's a step on from being told to 'shut down and restart'
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NSFW language... but worth the Jonathan Pie rant >.
I'm supprised by the whole Emily Maitis ticking off, they don't appear to bothererd about impartiality when Kuenssberg is up to her usual tricks
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Meanwhile Ian Blackford admits he travelled 600 mile to his estate in Scotland rather than stay in his subsidised London address.
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Even you said why that is the case. I am of course wrong, I shouldnt have included the USA.
Cummings story remains newsworthy, because Hancock's determination to stick with the PM's view rather undermines Hancock's essential message to us all on Test and Trace.
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Do folk still "whoosh" on message boards?
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You mean just as all MP’s from all parties did when Parliament was stood down, ie, went to their “home” address rather than stay in their subsidised London address’s.
How did this story break?
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Too many covid related irritations being posted in "random irritations" 
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So I guess that means if Cummings was an MP his trip to his farm would have been OK...
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Don’t care, cummings trip to Durham is good for me.So I guess that means if Cummings was an MP his trip to his farm would have been OK...
boris should be sacked for going to Chequers though.
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I'm so confused with Scotland. They didn't allow golf back until tomorrow as it was. When England did , yet now they are going to go even more lax than we in England currently are (could change tonight)
Mixed messages much
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I can’t see that much difference to what we have right now and for the last 3 weeks ?
SatchFan
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I'm confused by the words sunbathing and Scotland in the same sentence.
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Unless that isn't the article I read on another site it said two households can meet in gardens but must respect social distancing .. up to 8 people
So family and friends can meet in garden
That's very different
Foxholer
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You mean you haven't noticed the 'almost back to normal' amount of traffic on the roads?!
Certainly been a jump in traffic this week in the ones I (Key Worker) use - and hear pass my place!
SwingsitlikeHogan
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You know the sun is out in Scotland when the big lads are seen with simmets on display. That's sunbathing.
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Scottish Golf Union guidance includes 3 and 4 balls so long as the group originates from two households. Standby for the odd mixed 4 balls in the middle of 2balls.
(I am thinking that Boris will not want to be outdone by Nicola and may expand the England households meeting of one person to mirror Scotland guidance/restrictions of two households of no more than eight people very soon)
(I am thinking that Boris will not want to be outdone by Nicola and may expand the England households meeting of one person to mirror Scotland guidance/restrictions of two households of no more than eight people very soon)
SwingsitlikeHogan
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A curious little factette - that my reading (of The History of Scotland by Agnes Mure Mackenzie) suggests is in fact true...
John Baliol - King of Scotland before Robert the Bruce - was born in Barnard Castle (!) and had the nickname Toom Tabard - which roughly translates from Scots as Empty Jacket - on the basis of him being a useless leader with no idea
And then came King Robert I - a very different sort of leader.
John Baliol - King of Scotland before Robert the Bruce - was born in Barnard Castle (!) and had the nickname Toom Tabard - which roughly translates from Scots as Empty Jacket - on the basis of him being a useless leader with no idea
And then came King Robert I - a very different sort of leader.
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