| Piers this morning 08:56 - Apr 16 with 8857 views | raynor94 |
Interviewing Hancock, who admits 15000 people are arriving daily through Heathrow, from places like New York and Italy, and don't get tested.
Just allowed to mingle, truly staggering! |  |
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| Piers this morning on 16:09 - Apr 16 with 1605 views | builthjack |
| Piers this morning on 14:48 - Apr 16 by Professor |
Very spread out with lots of parks and major public spaces. Great city to visit-something for everyone from kids to clubbers |
Buses in the West, trams in the East. From before the wall came down. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 16:22 - Apr 16 with 1570 views | 3swan |
| Piers this morning on 12:27 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
On 3 April last year there were 4m tube journeys.
This year on 1 April there were 200,000.
Only 5% of the usual figure.
There is a concerted campaign against Khan from the right wing press.
The numbers of people using the service are given every day and are at tiny levels.
People ignore that and choose to believe politically biased crap from tabloids. |
I posted a few weeks ago that for the life of me I can't see why certain employers haven't introduced staggered working hours.
Starting outside the rush hours or even have shorter working days to ease the crush at certain times on public transport. |  | | |
| Piers this morning on 16:24 - Apr 16 with 1567 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Piers this morning on 16:22 - Apr 16 by 3swan |
I posted a few weeks ago that for the life of me I can't see why certain employers haven't introduced staggered working hours.
Starting outside the rush hours or even have shorter working days to ease the crush at certain times on public transport. |
Too sensible by far. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 16:26 - Apr 16 with 1559 views | 3swan |
| Piers this morning on 16:24 - Apr 16 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Too sensible by far. |
Employers can take responsibility for their workers health and safety not just in the workplace.
We are not in ordinary times better to have less hours than the workplace losing employees who have to self isolate | | | |
| Piers this morning on 16:43 - Apr 16 with 1528 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Piers this morning on 15:38 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
Merkel is a scientist. Our PM is a buffoon newspaper columnist. |
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| Piers this morning on 17:25 - Apr 16 with 1489 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Piers this morning on 16:22 - Apr 16 by 3swan |
I posted a few weeks ago that for the life of me I can't see why certain employers haven't introduced staggered working hours.
Starting outside the rush hours or even have shorter working days to ease the crush at certain times on public transport. |
Completely agree. That bit baffles me as well. | | | |
| Piers this morning on 17:31 - Apr 16 with 1480 views | Highjack |
Thatcher was a scientist kilk. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 17:33 - Apr 16 with 1478 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Piers this morning on 17:31 - Apr 16 by Highjack |
Thatcher was a scientist kilk. |
And I have zero doubt she’d have explained this better than any of our current politicians are able to do. | | | |
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| Piers this morning on 17:51 - Apr 16 with 1455 views | Cooperman |
| Piers this morning on 09:54 - Apr 16 by NotLoyal |
3 flights a day in from China. |
These flights are cargo only. Double flight crew and it’s operated as a day trip with no downtime in China. Planes return loaded to the hilt with PPE and anything else of benefit. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 18:36 - Apr 16 with 1408 views | monmouth |
| Piers this morning on 17:33 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
And I have zero doubt she’d have explained this better than any of our current politicians are able to do. |
Yes, the one time we could do with the stone hearted shopkeeper.
Then again, on balance, I think I might prefer the virus. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 18:56 - Apr 16 with 1392 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Piers this morning on 17:33 - Apr 16 by londonlisa2001 |
And I have zero doubt she’d have explained this better than any of our current politicians are able to do. |
I cant think of anyone worse than lazy posh boy Johnson.
Johnson the 🤡, not what you need in a pandemic.
You cant gaslight a virus.... | |
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| Piers this morning on 18:58 - Apr 16 with 1393 views | exiledclaseboy |
Tube use is down about 90% on the equivalent week last year I read somewhere. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 00:29 - Apr 17 with 1283 views | DJack |
| Piers this morning on 12:21 - Apr 16 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Any inquiry has to go to the root cause of what happened in China and when and from there who knew what when. If we don't understand how this started we face the distinct probability of more instances. |
China is an authoritarian state so no meaningful inquiry will get any real info.
Yet again I must ask why are we still bringing China into it. They, at least, quarantined 65 million people rather rapidly and enforced strong lockdown conditions - such that when people were out in public they were having their temperature taken by the police and being sent (no exceptions) to testing clinics if they were found to have a temperature.
When this is all over then the worlds diplomats need to inform China of the impotance of transparency in critical areas such as the issues of disease - and to not lockup your medical experts if they reveal bad news. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 00:54 - Apr 17 with 1270 views | Jack123 |
| Piers this morning on 00:29 - Apr 17 by DJack |
China is an authoritarian state so no meaningful inquiry will get any real info.
Yet again I must ask why are we still bringing China into it. They, at least, quarantined 65 million people rather rapidly and enforced strong lockdown conditions - such that when people were out in public they were having their temperature taken by the police and being sent (no exceptions) to testing clinics if they were found to have a temperature.
When this is all over then the worlds diplomats need to inform China of the impotance of transparency in critical areas such as the issues of disease - and to not lockup your medical experts if they reveal bad news. |
It's plain and simple, either China has released this too the World, or they have been set up. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 01:51 - Apr 17 with 1249 views | DJack |
| Piers this morning on 00:54 - Apr 17 by Jack123 |
It's plain and simple, either China has released this too the World, or they have been set up. |
Er, no!
Posted elsewhere but once again for you.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/r | |
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| Piers this morning on 02:07 - Apr 17 with 1245 views | Jack123 |
Too be honest, for me that link is irrelevant. Read it quickly load of krap. | |
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| Piers this morning on 02:20 - Apr 17 with 1240 views | DJack |
| Piers this morning on 02:07 - Apr 17 by Jack123 |
Too be honest, for me that link is irrelevant. Read it quickly load of krap. |
Are you mad or just trolling? | |
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| Piers this morning on 02:50 - Apr 17 with 1234 views | Jack123 |
| Piers this morning on 02:20 - Apr 17 by DJack |
Are you mad or just trolling? |
Why would I be mad or trolling? I have seen countless links like,this totally insignificant .
Anyway have a nice day. | |
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| Piers this morning on 12:16 - Apr 17 with 1129 views | DJack |
| Piers this morning on 02:50 - Apr 17 by Jack123 |
Why would I be mad or trolling? I have seen countless links like,this totally insignificant .
Anyway have a nice day. |
Hi mate, could you please explain why inyour eyes thearticle is " totally insignificant". | |
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| Piers this morning on 12:23 - Apr 17 with 1121 views | chad |
| Piers this morning on 12:16 - Apr 17 by DJack |
Hi mate, could you please explain why inyour eyes thearticle is " totally insignificant". |
Probably because it is a magazine article that refers to another magazine that publishes a correspondence that contradicts itself.
He probably prefers peer reviewed scientific studies of the type I refer to :) |  | | |
| Piers this morning on 13:30 - Apr 17 with 1080 views | JackSomething |
| Piers this morning on 15:47 - Apr 16 by swancity |
Just watched the video of Morgan questioning Hancock re a pay cut?
And he should be ashamed of himself. Hancock is working hard to get his job done. Of course mistakes have been made. It’s a first. Definite answers aren’t available to an ongoing indefinite rapidly changing position.
Hancock was right to query footballers and their salaries when at present they are in the main only sitting around doing nothing. And since then some progress has been made.
Piers Morgan is a bully. And last time I looked no one likes a bully. By the way is Morgan taking a pay cut as I’m sure he would agree it’s justifiable. |
Hancock queried footballers because they're an easy target for the easily influenced in our society. Typical politics of today. You notice he didn't query the often multi-millionaire/billionaire owners of football clubs?
Also, did it escape your attention that a lot of footballers were trying to organise something to ensure any wages they sacrificed would be spent appropriately, not kept by the clubs or their owners? The majority of them don't trust the owners an inch and who can blame them?
Can't stand Morgan even when his ire is actually being directed at people who deserve it, which is unlike his usual shtick, so I'm not going to defend him. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 13:35 - Apr 17 with 1068 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Piers Morgan, former editor of the News of the World and The Sun and gameshow host. | |
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| Piers this morning on 14:19 - Apr 17 with 1044 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| Piers this morning on 13:35 - Apr 17 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Piers Morgan, former editor of the News of the World and The Sun and gameshow host. |
Former editor of the Mirror which he was sacked from for printing fake photos of atrocities by British servicemen in Iraq. Any casual attempt to question their authenticity would have established them as fake.
He may be asking some good questions now but he’s a Kunt. |  |
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| Piers this morning on 14:32 - Apr 17 with 1027 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Piers this morning on 14:19 - Apr 17 by Joe_bradshaw |
Former editor of the Mirror which he was sacked from for printing fake photos of atrocities by British servicemen in Iraq. Any casual attempt to question their authenticity would have established them as fake.
He may be asking some good questions now but he’s a Kunt. |
People have short memories, some are now lauding him it's unbelievable bearing in mind his past. [Post edited 17 Apr 2020 14:37]
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| Piers this morning on 14:57 - Apr 17 with 996 views | Highjack |
| Piers this morning on 14:19 - Apr 17 by Joe_bradshaw |
Former editor of the Mirror which he was sacked from for printing fake photos of atrocities by British servicemen in Iraq. Any casual attempt to question their authenticity would have established them as fake.
He may be asking some good questions now but he’s a Kunt. |
Ian Hislop called him out on have I got news for you. The very next day an army of paparazzi descended on Hislop’s sleepy little village trying to dig up dirt. Even his vicar was interrogated. | |
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