| Laura kuenssburg 18:38 - Apr 14 with 3070 views | Nortbankboy |
Could we have less biased reporters asking more
Challenging questions. |  | | |  |
| Laura kuenssburg on 14:16 - Apr 15 with 1055 views | WarwickHunt |
| Laura kuenssburg on 13:53 - Apr 15 by Nortbankboy |
What we need is someone like
Dennis Skinner or George Galloway to ask a few questions.
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Aye - Galloway doing fûcking cat impressions when he’s not rimming mass-murdering dictators.
The massive cûnt. |  | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 14:36 - Apr 15 with 1027 views | sainthelens |
| Laura kuenssburg on 14:16 - Apr 15 by WarwickHunt |
Aye - Galloway doing fûcking cat impressions when he’s not rimming mass-murdering dictators.
The massive cûnt. |
Well said sir.  |  | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 14:41 - Apr 15 with 1013 views | Jinxy |
| Laura kuenssburg on 09:41 - Apr 15 by sainthelens |
If anyone saw Piers grilling the care minister this morning on GMB, that's exactly the type of questioning there needs to be.
Never really liked him before 'all this' but he is asking the questions all of us are asking.
Well done Piers. |
Yes I did. It was gripping, and he wouldn't let up would he. She looked more and more uncomfortable, she didn't look her best and it went downhill. I thought at one point she was going to burst into tears. Most mornings I do now switch over to ITV if he's on, the BBC are far too fluffy.
I have seen Kuenssburg ask the right questions, but when fobbed off she doesn't persist (none of them do though during the updates, I wonder have they been shushed?), unlike Mad Dog Morgan. |  | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 21:30 - Apr 15 with 898 views | Gowerjack |
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| Laura kuenssburg on 22:07 - Apr 15 with 861 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Laura kuenssburg on 21:30 - Apr 15 by Gowerjack |
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| Laura kuenssburg on 23:03 - Apr 15 with 837 views | majorraglan |
| Laura kuenssburg on 14:41 - Apr 15 by Jinxy |
Yes I did. It was gripping, and he wouldn't let up would he. She looked more and more uncomfortable, she didn't look her best and it went downhill. I thought at one point she was going to burst into tears. Most mornings I do now switch over to ITV if he's on, the BBC are far too fluffy.
I have seen Kuenssburg ask the right questions, but when fobbed off she doesn't persist (none of them do though during the updates, I wonder have they been shushed?), unlike Mad Dog Morgan. |
Just watched it, he gave her a very difficult time, but she didn’t help herself. I can understand the initial smile when he said he was going to show her the Daily Mail which she couldn’t see as she didn’t have a tv screen in front of her, but she proceeded to smile a few more times and he jst tore her apart.
The issue with PPE and testing is very concerning, I read today that the NHS are now looking at washing and reusing single use garments, testing was supposed to be up to 25,000 a day in England by today and Wales was supposed to be near 10,000, we are no where near those figures. | | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:23 - Apr 16 with 752 views | Fergal |
Jesus wept what a waste of a question from Kuenssberg today. | | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:25 - Apr 16 with 747 views | longlostjack |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:23 - Apr 16 by Fergal |
Jesus wept what a waste of a question from Kuenssberg today. |
Pathetic. |  |
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| Laura kuenssburg on 17:29 - Apr 16 with 739 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:23 - Apr 16 by Fergal |
Jesus wept what a waste of a question from Kuenssberg today. |
It’s funny, I thought it was reasonable.
I’d find it useful to know how long this is likely to last and the types of things they’ll think of to lift it.
Merkel said today that they estimate the R0 in Germany is 1. They’ve just said today that ours is less than 1. This is, obviously good news, and I don’t think for one minute that we should lift anything at the moment.
But I suspect the answer to the difference is that we cannot do what Germany is doing due to testing. I’d like to be told how long that testing problem is going to mean we can’t lift any restrictions. | | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:33 - Apr 16 with 734 views | sainthelens |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:23 - Apr 16 by Fergal |
Jesus wept what a waste of a question from Kuenssberg today. |
Exactly. Lazy journalism at best. All day to come up with that FFS. | | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:49 - Apr 16 with 715 views | longlostjack |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:29 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
It’s funny, I thought it was reasonable.
I’d find it useful to know how long this is likely to last and the types of things they’ll think of to lift it.
Merkel said today that they estimate the R0 in Germany is 1. They’ve just said today that ours is less than 1. This is, obviously good news, and I don’t think for one minute that we should lift anything at the moment.
But I suspect the answer to the difference is that we cannot do what Germany is doing due to testing. I’d like to be told how long that testing problem is going to mean we can’t lift any restrictions. |
Maybe I‘m missing the obvious but how can they know that the rate is less than 1 in the UK when there is far too little testing ? | |
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| Laura kuenssburg on 17:57 - Apr 16 with 708 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:49 - Apr 16 by longlostjack |
Maybe I‘m missing the obvious but how can they know that the rate is less than 1 in the UK when there is far too little testing ? |
Extrapolated from calls to 111, admissions to hospitals, reports within care homes etc, the Kings App, plus tests that are actually happening - all sorts of stuff.
They can probably work it out quite closely.
It’s extrapolated everywhere - even in Germany, as an example, they are only testing fractions of the population albeit far higher fractions than us. | | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 18:06 - Apr 16 with 690 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:57 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
Extrapolated from calls to 111, admissions to hospitals, reports within care homes etc, the Kings App, plus tests that are actually happening - all sorts of stuff.
They can probably work it out quite closely.
It’s extrapolated everywhere - even in Germany, as an example, they are only testing fractions of the population albeit far higher fractions than us. |
My understanding based on experience in testing small populations is you don't need massive numbers in samples to get a statistically reliable result, getting the sample correct is very important.
Laura demonstrated again today that she's not up to a science correspondent job she should stick to political tittle tattle. [Post edited 16 Apr 2020 18:08]
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| Laura kuenssburg on 18:08 - Apr 16 with 685 views | Highjack |
| Laura kuenssburg on 17:57 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
Extrapolated from calls to 111, admissions to hospitals, reports within care homes etc, the Kings App, plus tests that are actually happening - all sorts of stuff.
They can probably work it out quite closely.
It’s extrapolated everywhere - even in Germany, as an example, they are only testing fractions of the population albeit far higher fractions than us. |
On the issue of testing, will it really make that much of a difference? The reality is that an nhs worker could be tested on Saturday morning and get the all clear but then catch the virus Saturday afternoon and potentially infect fifty people. I suppose if you’re tested and you’re positive you can be removed immediately but the chances are you’ve already potentially spread it. |  |
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| Laura kuenssburg on 18:13 - Apr 16 with 661 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Laura kuenssburg on 18:06 - Apr 16 by JACKMANANDBOY |
My understanding based on experience in testing small populations is you don't need massive numbers in samples to get a statistically reliable result, getting the sample correct is very important.
Laura demonstrated again today that she's not up to a science correspondent job she should stick to political tittle tattle. [Post edited 16 Apr 2020 18:08]
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I thought she was less useless than normal.
I think refusing to tell anyone what they expect re timescale is strange.
That list of things that need to be in place says nothing. They've had a huge meeting today - they must have a vague idea. | | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 18:15 - Apr 16 with 657 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Laura kuenssburg on 18:08 - Apr 16 by Highjack |
On the issue of testing, will it really make that much of a difference? The reality is that an nhs worker could be tested on Saturday morning and get the all clear but then catch the virus Saturday afternoon and potentially infect fifty people. I suppose if you’re tested and you’re positive you can be removed immediately but the chances are you’ve already potentially spread it. |
It’s more the reverse isn’t it.
NHS workers are off because they or a child etc have symptoms and it’s not the virus so it’s 14 days out that’s unnecessary. | | | |
| Laura kuenssburg on 18:33 - Apr 16 with 624 views | monmouth |
| Laura kuenssburg on 18:15 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
It’s more the reverse isn’t it.
NHS workers are off because they or a child etc have symptoms and it’s not the virus so it’s 14 days out that’s unnecessary. |
Yes that’s my wife’s view, it’s about getting anyone that doesn’t have it back on the front line. |  |
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