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[maxk] 31/1/2021 08:40

Are you saying C19 is a cure for common or garden flu?

[patientcapital] 31/1/2021 08:23

Influenza all but wiped out this season with a 95% drop in infections. Good news and bad. With so few cases to work with those developing next season's jabs have few pointers on which strain to target. Immunity will have been greatly reduced as well meaning that the potential for the disease to be severe next season is heightened.

[xxxxxy] 31/1/2021 08:02

Some Reddit action on Lloyd's may be interesting. Maybe explosive.Why not.

[xxxxxy] 31/1/2021 08:00

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[xxxxxy] 31/1/2021 07:38

Brexit Britain to join £9 TRILLION free trade area in devastating blow to EUBRITAIN is set to cash in on one of the world's biggest trade deals as it formally opens its application to join the massive Trans Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).By DAVID MADDOX, POLITICAL EDITOR00:00, Sun, Jan 31, 2021 ... Daily Express....Nice when actually occurs

[k38] 30/1/2021 23:40

This is not the first mess from Brussels neither their last.This week was an eye opener for ALL to see the true colours of Brussels.YET... Not a single word from M2 about Brussels mess...not apology for his misbehaviour to all of us here

[1carus] 30/1/2021 23:19

There is an analogy to saving someone who is drowning, like all rescue, the rescuer has to take care of themselves first to offer the position of strength. The UK looks like it will be in that position. But to be honest, I would feel happier if we went on to help the poorer commonwealth countries rather than the rich Europeans who have made their own misfortune. I hope the UK shows just how generous it can be, rather being hamstrung by the narrow mindedness of the EU.

[cheshire pete] 30/1/2021 22:27

Much media comment about options open to Rishi Sunak to raise money to pay for COVID debt. Now we have 5 vaccines approved, once we're all vaccinated why not sell them all round the world. Seems like we're world leaders in vaccines so make the most of it. Huge market so wouldn't need to be greedy on mark up and we'd soon eat into debt.

[jkitwm] 30/1/2021 20:30

https://twitter.com/eurollout/status/1355447483019776000?s=21

[portside1] 30/1/2021 20:22

Back in 18th feb

[portside1] 30/1/2021 20:22

But if your to scared of the needle then just close your eyes

[portside1] 30/1/2021 20:13

You are living in a vessel with no door .The vaccine is a good thing and apart from a few uneducated nutters saying what they believe which is pure fiction 98% will have the jab Unless you are a idiot

[jordaggy] 30/1/2021 19:41

Wrong, the whole debacle is a psyop, a direct attack on the human panic response. They want us to feel lucky, they want to panic us into taking the experimental vaccine. Clever stuff and will work on 99%. Me? I'll let my good health and wonderful immune system take care of little covi. 99.77% survival rate. Of the 0.3% deaths, 78% are over 70 years old. If you are healthy and under 70, what's the need? take vitamin D3 and zinc...you'll be fine. Go to the ONS website and check the stats. Stop watching the BBC...every hour on R2...death count! fear porn...

[senden11] 30/1/2021 19:34

Agreed, leopards and spots, Joe!

[joestalin] 30/1/2021 19:16

Do we expect any better from the EU?