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What about those working Christmas Day?
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sheramber said:elsien said:The OP having exactly the same arrangements a day later as they would have had on Christmas Day isn’t putting anyone more at risk.0
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Jeremy535897 said:MarkN88 said:Thrugelmir said:MarkN88 said:There’s still going to be plenty of people that will ignore the guidance/law anyway and do as they please at Christmas. Already heard in local papers, on the radio and even people talking generally they won’t be adhering to it.0
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couriervanman said:Jeremy535897 said:MarkN88 said:Thrugelmir said:MarkN88 said:There’s still going to be plenty of people that will ignore the guidance/law anyway and do as they please at Christmas. Already heard in local papers, on the radio and even people talking generally they won’t be adhering to it.
There's also now pictures of people queuing up for the last Eurostar service out of London, it appears they were mainly French people wanting what may be the last transport back to France for a while.
It's worth noting the first known hospitalisation due to COVID in Europe was discovered to be in a hospital in the Paris area around this time last year. It was originally misdiagnosed as pneumonia but when the French health system re-examined some cases of suspected pneumonia, they found that COVID case. Therefore, it's quite possible COVID arrived in London in the Christmas period last year due to people returning from Paris carrying it, without realising.0 -
elsien said:The OP having exactly the same arrangements a day later as they would have had on Christmas Day isn’t putting anyone more at risk.
People will do what they want but they will be breaking the law as it stands, whether we think it is fair or not.
A bunch of strangers on the internet cannot give somebody permission to break the law.
get on with what you want to do and keep quiet about it.0 -
Barny1979 said:So any guesses at which MPs and Celebrities who will be caught breaking the Tier Guidance?
Given compliance has fallen since the Dominic Cummings saga, if any MPs are caught breaking the regulations at Christmas, the compliance for NYE would just disintegrate.0 -
gettingtheresometime said:Barny1979 said:So any guesses at which MPs and Celebrities who will be caught breaking the Tier Guidance?
Given compliance has fallen since the Dominic Cummings saga, if any MPs are caught breaking the regulations at Christmas, the compliance for NYE would just disintegrate.
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And didn’t talk complete rubbish about eye tests and driving.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.4 -
All seems to have gone quiet regarding Margaret Ferrier.0
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