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[geckotheglorious] 02/10/2020 09:14

A fine?
It should be 10 years imprisonoment.
Knowingly taking this..unacceptable behaviour and an exmaple needs to be made of her.



SNP politician took coronavirus to the Commons
A Scottish Nationalist MP broke Covid laws twice by bringing coronavirus into Parliament before travelling home to Scotland on a train - despite knowing she had the virus. Margaret Ferrier, an SNP frontbencher, is under police investigation and faces calls to be fined £4,000 for "reckless" behaviour after testing positive on Monday. The MP failed to inform her party of her test result, keeping it secret for two days. Ms Ferrier was suspended by the SNP last night. Political Correspondent Harry Yorke reports how Commons and NHS authorities are trying to track down her contacts. If any other MPs are unclear of the law, this is when you need to self-isolate if you get Covid.

[poikka] 02/10/2020 08:52

Can you see the hills, 5xy?

[xxxxxy] 02/10/2020 08:14

Raining in Wales.It doesn't just rain. It pours.Such is life. Have a nice day anyway. Cymru am byth.

[bmnsa] 02/10/2020 07:54

Trump has C19

[freddie01] 02/10/2020 07:54

Paul Joseph Watson

@PrisonPlanet

Yes, it’s totally normal that it now requires more documentation for an Englishman to get a pint in a pub than it does for an illegal boat migrant to enter England.

10:22 PM · Sep 28, 2020·Twitter for iPhone

[poikka] 02/10/2020 07:47

"SNP Margaret Ferrier admitted breaking Covid self-isolation rules.

She may have apologised for attending parliament and making lengthy journeys by public transport with coronavirus but she has not offered an explanation.

Her behaviour is far more serious than the lockdown travel breach that cost Catherine Calderwood her job as Scotland's chief medical officer.

It is also more serious than the lockdown travels of the prime minister's adviser, Dominic Cummings, who Mrs Ferrier called on to resign."

Whoops.

[xxxxxy] 02/10/2020 07:26

Trump Market today.No Deal.WTO.

[xxxxxy] 02/10/2020 07:17

Parliament needs more control over lock downsBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: OCTOBER 2, 2020I supported the Brady amendment by co sponsoring it on the Order paper. I apologise to readers for a rare mistake of a bad forecast in thinking the Speaker would accept it for debate and decision as a majority of the House clearly supported it.The important thing is that nonetheless the amendment served its purpose. It did result in the Speaker warning the government they needed to change and to allow debates and votes in government time on the controls, just as we had argued. He had legal advice against taking the amendment which I do not question. The government agreed to come to Parliament over these powers. As an early demonstration of good faith, there will be a proper debate on 2 Statutory Instruments imposing controls, with a vote on each next week.Many of the Statutory Instruments which have imposed the restrictions on our freedom of movement were not debated or voted on in the past but will now need to be to comply with the Speaker's ruling. Many of them were not put into effect by the government under powers in the Coronavirus Act but under other emergency powers  legislation, so trying to vote down the Coronavirus Act would not have dealt with the issues many people are raising. The Coronavirus Act is the source of authority to assist public bodies manage the crisis, which I and others did not wish to stop all the time the restrictions are in place. We want to get at the freedom removing SIs which are mainly issued under the 1984 Public Health (Control of Disease) Act. That will become clearer next week.

[jl5006] 01/10/2020 23:04

Gecko
The US situ is interesting but - peers trying to ban c chicken is pointless - we already have c salad.
HOL - a waste of £300 a day for being away.

[jl5006] 01/10/2020 22:59

Stoned - dont overcook the lambs liver - bit of a success or failure.

[grahamite2] 01/10/2020 22:52

Max, the Telegraph cartoon is actually funny! Any chance of posting it?

[minerve 2] 01/10/2020 22:31

Looks great.

Make fun of the clowns! They deserve it!

[k38] 01/10/2020 22:10

No more lincense fee for BBC!!

[minerve 2] 01/10/2020 21:31

You lot better get on top of this COVID, it is getting tough in those labs...



“so come with solid stool for C.diff I’ll send it back!”

LOL!

[geckotheglorious] 01/10/2020 21:08

p.s More under counting.

Add Mexico to the undercounting...

With Testing Already Low, Mexico Lost 93,803 Covid Lab Results
That’s 5% of all tests in nation reporting 41% positivity rate
Poor refrigeration is one cause for discarded tests: officials

Mexico has 738,163 confirmed cases, very close to Argentina’s 736,609. Yet Mexico’s death toll at 77,163 is almost five times that of the South American country, which stands at 16,519.



Argentina either lucky,or undercounting as well...

[geckotheglorious] 01/10/2020 21:08

xxxxxy1 Oct '20 - 20:38 - 315909 of 315911

"Chris Antrobus1 Oct 2020 8:15PM
Haha!! his incompetence and stupidity, or simple duplicity is staggering!! 10 times more people are dying of flu then Covid 19!!!!"

Annual flu deaths 250,000-500,000 per YEAR

Coronavirus 1million +, 3 months to go before a full year.

10x more people most certainly are not dying of flu than Covid-19.

[geckotheglorious] 01/10/2020 21:06

Maxk

Why the push then for a vegan fake meat lifestyle???

Unless.....

And why is Fauci taking 6000IU of Vot D per Day when the official US doses are:

600IU Age 18-70
800IU Age 70+

And why did he not say why he was taking 10x the official dosage?????

[k38] 01/10/2020 20:47

The BBC.. as a private company.. is allowed to say whatever they like, except faking the news. At this moment they fake the news with taxpayers money.. this is unacceptable!!

[jl5006] 01/10/2020 20:21

Stoned
Pls try lambs - u will taste the difference - not like Sainsburys TTD