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[robot ic1] 08/10/2020 19:39

Porsche. Please do not apply as your card is already marked .

Carry on dreaming you are driving a Porsche.

Ha Ha.

[robot ic1] 08/10/2020 19:36

Robot Global , Can change peoples lives ,giving wonderful prospects , great salaries. For very hard working dedicated wanna be get on people that want to change their lives for the better .

Find us on google.

Nat brained backward wired pretend investors do not need to apply .

[debsdowner] 08/10/2020 19:26

Porsche

Hospitals would go into meltdown imo and more people would die of other illnesses as well.

No answer to the current virus.

[porsche1945] 08/10/2020 19:13

Need to just let covid roll, herd immunity. IMF said yesterday 160m people pushed into poverty becos of covid, how much damage will that cause for generations. There are what 7.5 billion people in the world, 1.2m deaths, it barely registers to be frank. Need to just get on with it as its not worth the damage. Stay fit, lose weight, wake up call for all the fat brits and yanks.

[debsdowner] 08/10/2020 16:21

Latest shocking rise in Corona cases last 24 hours (yesterday in brackets) :

Positive cases 17,540 (14,162)

Patients in hospital 3,412 (3,145)

On ventilator 442 (410)

Admissions 609 (508)

Deaths 77 (70)

Latest data is a shocking rise and will further worry the GOV with more restrictions bound to be released up North where infections and admissions multiples higher than a few weeks ago.

Infections doubling every week.

[debsdowner] 08/10/2020 16:08

Marks is now in Bear mode testing a new short terms low!

It hit a break out downward trend on the 6th see link below charts.

[debsdowner] 08/10/2020 16:05

Diku

There simply are too many retailers and too much excess space some of it needs to be converted to housing or flats or even nursing or residential care but it won't be easy and expensive.

It's almost pointless converting to offices are people can now work from home and save on travel costs in don't so.


John Lewis are going down the offices route on spare capacity on their top floors but they may find out there is a lack of people wanting to rent and could be an expensive mistake.

[porsche1945] 08/10/2020 15:34

@farrugia

Because they sell something people want to buy and dont have a worthless store estate and thousands of expensive useless employees.

[diku] 08/10/2020 15:27

Who is going to take up all the store closure slack...Lidls and Aldis?...

[debsdowner] 08/10/2020 15:20

porsche,

Gulp !

I don't know how to answer your post but you are correct. LSD instead of fluoride seems extreme but may be needed along with injections of ketamine to blot out the worry of where the UK is going.

[debsdowner] 08/10/2020 15:18

robot,

More job losses today:

National Trust to cut 1,300 jobs people not going the properties anymore and they are being mothballed.

HSS Hire to close 134 branches with 300 job losses.

Some of the National Trust employees may find a position in "robot global" castle and grounds, farms, residential care homes and properties around the globe.

But "robot global" only looking for reliable and trusted hard workers a good CVA is a must and wanabee badly wired dipstick investors in retail companies wont get considered.

The last time "robot global" advertised for jobs there were around 9,500 applications for just 3 positions, such was the demand to work for "robot global".

[diku] 08/10/2020 12:41

Is Norman still here?...what happened to his magic wand retail experience...the saying goes...past performance is no guide to guaranteed future performance...but the media have a habit of cottoning onto their pumped up one time performance profiles...just got lucky...

[robot ic1] 08/10/2020 09:56

These are only worth 25 pence a share in my opinion .

We will be at this level before Christmas time .

dump ,dump dump

as these are going down ,down ,down in my opinion

[robot ic1] 08/10/2020 08:28

Its collapsing here , down to earth that wobbly line nose dives , taking all the backward wired nats brained investors money with it for ever .

sell ,sell , sell now while you have a chance to save a few bob .

[robot ic1] 08/10/2020 08:25

Qantas and Debsdowner , good morning to you.

North lockdown imminent .

T0sco says as we are making 2 + million a day profit ,we will bring your shopping to your car ,even if it is not raining.

Just drive to the entrance give the attendant a shopping list and in 15 mins while we clean your car for free, your shopping will arrive at your car.

[xxxxxy] 08/10/2020 07:52

About some closure of Clarks shoes... Daily Telegraph... Applies to Marks too. Death of The High Street....


Dominic Husband8 Oct 2020 1:23AM

The overreaction to the pandemic is the problem. I need some new boots and would happily go to Clark’s, but as things stand I’m not going to walk around town like an extra from the worker’s city in Fritz Lang’s Metropolis. When the idiotic restrictions finally collapse I’ll happily return to town. Unfortunately, the Government will have put most shops out of business by then...

[xxxxxy] 08/10/2020 07:28

Think Marks have already said they will not sell chlorinated chicken.Mind you chlorine is essential in the food industry anyway.Many would be ill or dead without it its use.Double standards. Education needed.

[xxxxxy] 08/10/2020 07:24

Consumer champion Which? is calling on MPs to strengthen the ban on chlorinated chicken and hormone-boosted beef imports.On Monday (12 October) a crunch vote will take place on whether to amend the Agriculture Bill to ensure future food imports comply with UK standards.The amendments put forward by the House of Lords come as the government races to secure post-Brexit trade deals with the United States and other countries.To date the UK government has resisted calls for legislation to protect food standards, due to pre-existing law banning the import of food produced to a lower standard.But the government has yet to respond to Which?'s cross-party letter asking for assurance that the ban will not be removed through secondary legislation without a vote in parliament.In the latest Which? survey, 94% of UK consumers said it was important existing standards were maintained, while three-quarters said it was very important.Around three quarters said they would be uncomfortable eating chlorinated chicken, while eight in 10 said they would be uncomfortable eating beef and consuming milk where cows had been given growth hormones used to increase production.READ MORE: Pound falls on report UK government could quit Brexit trade talks next weekThe consumer champion also surveyed more than 6,000 members of the general public about their views on maintaining food standards. More than 75% said they were concerned that the UK had not ruled out lifting the bans on chlorinated chicken or hormone-treated beef and were worried these bans could be removed without proper scrutiny in parliament.Sue Davies, head of consumer protection and food policy at Which?, said: "Our research shows food standards are a deal breaker for consumers in trade deals - and many people are concerned by the government's failure to guarantee that the ban on products like chlorine-washed and hormone-treated beef will stay in place."Consumers have signalled that iron-clad legislation is needed to ensure two decades of progress on food standards is not sacrificed to secure a trade deal - and they now expect their MPs to make it happen."More than 200,000 people have already joined Which?'s Save Our Food Standards campaign signing a petition calling on the government to uphold food standards.... Yahoo Finance

[debsdowner] 07/10/2020 18:56

robot,

I agree booze and drugs is a big problem in Scotland.

Borris will have to follow in the North West most expect more restrictions the next few days the infection rate is multiplying up North.

[robot ic1] 07/10/2020 17:09

Scots will be going boozeless ,

Will not do them any harm .

[debsdowner] 07/10/2020 16:39

Manchester and Stanstead Airport to slash almost 900 jobs.

[debsdowner] 07/10/2020 16:32

Latest Corona cases 24 hour yesterday in brackets :

Positive cases 14,162 (14,542)

Patients in hospital 3,145 (2,833)

On ventilator 410 (393)

Admissions 508 (496)

Deaths 70 (76)

Infections only a small fall on yesterday but still far too high and will probably get worse. In hospital admissions rising together with patients on ventilator and admissions up.

[debsdowner] 07/10/2020 15:16

Robot,

Greene KIng to close 79 pubs with 800 job losses and this is just the start of more of the same from other hospitality.

UK in meltdown as to know.