Badboybez
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Did anyone get a clear message of what he was trying to say ?
Yes.
Did anyone get a clear message of what he was trying to say ?
I thought it was just me but thats how i interpreted it.
Any Tories in the house that can decipher it ?
It could be said that Sturgeon deliberately does the opposite, example a cabinet minister says that Boris will make a speech to the public about lifting some restrictions, Sturgeon then announces that the Scottish government will not.
I understand your frustration about Boris not listening to what she says, but the way devolution works is this, he does not have to answer her questions, or enter into a debate with her, that is the duty of Blackford, he is the the voice of the SNP in parliament as leader of the SNP MP's, he should be raising these points in the house of commons, that is how the parliamentary process.
Most PM's will answer public question from Sturgeon, or the leaders of Wales, and NI, as a matter of courtesy, but does not have to, that is the responsibility of Blackford who can ask those questions in Westminster, and has to get a response.
The way I read into it was.
You can leave your home for exercise for more than an hour.
You can sit down on benches, or sit on the grass in a park with your family, you can even have a picnic, but must stay two metres away from others.
You can go for a walk, chat in the street, with one person who is not a member of your household
All of which you could not do.
As to work, I think, but am not 100% sure that if you work in the building trade, manufacturing etc, rather than being furloughed at 80% pay, if the company can comply with social distancing measures etc.
If you can work from home then you should continue to do so.
Some examples from my friends.
One of my colleagues from work has not stopped working, the office people have been working from home, and will continue to do so, but the shopfloor building the machines, have not stopped, but they wear facemasks, can only sit two to a table in the canteen etc.
One of my builder friends went back to work two weeks ago, as the company had made the work they were doing could be done within social distancing rules.
One of my brother in laws was furloughed, but on Friday had a call from work telling him the factory would reopen on Monday.
All the government said about getting to work was to avoid public transport if possible, he did not say you can't use public transport. The reason for this is many of the public transport operators (particularly in the cities) have said that with social distancing strictly observed capacity for passengers would only be 10% of what it was previously.
I think if people are confused they have not seen the news over the last week.
Maybe Boris could have made things a bit clearer in his speech, but as I say I did not find it unclear at all. Don't forget he said further announcements would be made on Monday, following the session of parliament.
Come on people. Read between the lines.
Boris has had the virus so thinks he's immune. He only cares about the economy now, not us lesser mortals.
Get back to work and stop claiming benefits. [emoji6]
So going by the formula below that they showed when BJ was confusing the masses, the current covid alert number would be:
something between 0.5 and 0.9
+
number of infections: 219,183
that gives us a covid alert level somewhere between
219,183.5 and 219,183.9
I thought it only went up to 5?
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