Fosse69

London and the West Midlands.

The announcement time has been changed, today was longer than usual, Wednesday was shorter hence its drop in increase from Tuesday. So Friday`s figure will revert to a 24 hour total/increase.

When they are not doing the right thing.

All countries have independent health systems, some better than others.

There are not many corner shops left nowadays. The 8 largest food suppliers provide 90% of UK food, usually on a Just in Time basis with fairly predictable sales. If some people buy more than usual the shelves empty, day after day. The corner shop would have slowed things down so the regulars did not go short. Also 50% of our food comes from abroad, so supplies must diminish as Coron affects other countries too.

Technical advice is all that matters at this point of time.

Don't think we will get a flight, it will have to be Mar gate

Maybe some National Service tinned bacon and eggs left overs ?

A ration book app on a mobile would sort it, registered with a chosen supermarket closest to where you live. Allocated shopping day and time slot, loyalty card used as swipe card if not in possession of a mobile.

Sorry to hear about that, speedy recovery for all.

Just had a refund for 2 rooms 2 nights total £180 for non-refundable booking at Premier Inn. Well done was not expecting that.

Herd instinct, better buy extra there is going to be a shortage, but not lots extra.

Loo roll does not all come from China 25,000 tonnes a year from Leicester firm also, so no need to panic.

I assume the worse case scenario for a reasonable life to return to football would be March 2021, They could run small regional leagues to keep players fit in the Autumn or Winter, but it would not matter if games were not played due to the absence of large numbers of players temporarily at certain clubs. Similar to the re-start of football after WW2. Hopefully it will not come to that.

All EU countries , as well as the ones that were surrounded by water, can for medical etc reasons as well as economic ones temporarily close their borders, facts the UK papers ignored.