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isnt it strange that a high profile london premier league club – team and training staff – can get tested with results within two days yet here in the sth west and elsewhere hundreds of key workers etc still awaiting results after 10 or 12 days? Get it sorted govmnt & don’t try to blame beloved NHS xx. robtin
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football restart will be an absolute catastrophe. Tens of thousands of selfish and anarchic densely packed throngs outside all grounds. Talk about a resurgence? Not f***ing kidding. AND, all u brave “heroes” saying footy must b completed. Y don’t u let 23 other people trample all over u while slavering all over u? Bantaman
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If the BAME football refuse to train or play in the restarted premier league, most teams will only be able to field two or three players! That should be fairly safe! Mooseman
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bojo mogg hankok all tory MPS freeze on pay 4 nhs + key workers. Why can’t they take a pay cut get rid lords £300 a day all expenses stop + give back £10k top up for working from home which is wrong. Plenty work from home not got it. key worker
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boris should shut up abt british people taking wage and pension cuts – how abt him and his useless parasite mps! Fed up tone
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tim pittman: totally agree about reducing pension age to free up jobs but the tories won’t do that cos you can sanction someones UC right up to 67 if unemployed, can’t sanction pensioners – they love that word sanction. dd
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Tim Pittway: where do you think the money comes from to pay our pensions. There is not a bottomless pit players of money, especially at the moment. There is plenty of jobs available which would reduce the unemployment bill for tax payers. The government would then have more money to spend on the genuine sick and disabled. Remember every credit has a debit. Bricky Dave
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A newspaper printed a picture yesterday of 3 and 4 year olds sitting in isolation in the playground, I found it disgusting!! What affect is this having on their little minds. This to me is bureaucracy gone to far. Will they punish them if they move out of there little zone? They don’t understand wats going on, it makes me sick. d. Evans pensioner birmingham
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Why has England failed? Late to react – failed; PPE – failed; masks – failed; testing – failed; quarantine – too late. Other countries streets ahead. Phil Leeds
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9 Weeks isolation. Rely on registered vulnerable friend to go to shops. Still no decent masks posted to the most older and needy. Kit Leeds
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Leo: I agree with you that Boris Johnson is a good guy. Even before the coronavirus outbreak, Boris didn’t have it easy in his early days as PM, with the burst dam at Whaley Bridge and the flooding across the Nation. Boris is doing the best he can in a difficult situation, the last thing he needs is all the childish point scoring from opposition politicians and left wing liberal elitists. I believe Boris is a PM who we can trust. Dave P, Stockport
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The government need to be very careful when relaxing some of the virus restrictions, the old phrase comes to mind – give people a yard and they’ll take a mile. Stewie, Co. Durham
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So care home on Isle of Skye being referred to Sheriff due to deaths and significant concerns from inspection. Relatives whom have lost loved ones need to start suing these privately run places for sitting on their backside and thinking only of profit rather than safety of staff and residents. Anon
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the well off first again golf @ tennis, when is it the poor peoples turn darts, snooker, dominos always last. oap rule the bold warrior utd 4eva
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The story that dogs can behave like teenagers was an interesting comparison – neither of my kids during their teens ever chased cars or ate their way through the sofa. Dickie Hart
The man from was Scotland who jailed for stealing he’s Lego. When hope he released I to gets a chance life. rebuild his Dickie Hart