Coronavirus - is enough being done to contain it?

(10-04-2020 05:37 )HannahsPet Wrote:  it doesnt have to be to cause more damage

If trump thinks when it gets back to semi normal then it will drop significantly then i think he is in for a shock think it will take about 5 years to get it back to how it was and im sure there are some companys who will change things so workers will get a worse deal and more zero hours contracts

Someone's gonna make a lot of money out of this.

New York has started burying the dead in mass graves. Plain white boxes stacked one on top of the other. It must be terrible for the families of the victims mourning their loved ones.

First good news Govt have given greggs 150 Million to see them thru the bad times

See some moaning but they would have cashflow issue and we all dont mind to keep Greggs afloat

No way am i paying £150m for a sausage roll lol

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(10-04-2020 11:06 )Tractor boy Wrote:  New York has started burying the dead in mass graves. Plain white boxes stacked one on top of the other. It must be terrible for the families of the victims mourning their loved ones.

I would imagine loved ones would be consulted or told where they were buried exactly I would have thought, but all the same it is another dark moment for NY after 9/11. do we actually know which areas have been given up for burial?

(10-04-2020 11:31 )HannahsPet Wrote:  First good news Govt have given greggs 150 Million to see them thru the bad times

See some moaning but they would have cashflow issue and we all dont mind to keep Greggs afloat

I expect a few free steak bakes and beef & veg pasties when they reopen then.

its lending them 150 million thats only like a couple of sausage rolls each and seeing they made 1 billion turnover (cash not the apple variety )
last year im thinking they are good for the cash

I mean good for the cash when this thing is finally over

Save the bakers not the bankers

Up the bakers campaign starts now lol

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I hope the Govt haven't given that Tim Martin anything after they way he treated his staff

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(10-04-2020 13:03 )Tractor boy Wrote:  I expect a few free steak bakes and beef & veg pasties when they reopen then.

i hope you get a free coffee as well

(10-04-2020 11:52 )lovebabes56 Wrote:  I would imagine loved ones would be consulted or told where they were buried exactly I would have thought, but all the same it is another dark moment for NY after 9/11. do we actually know which areas have been given up for burial?

its an island called hart island its where they buried all those who have died with no next of kin or family in the past

Just seen that Leeds united and england legend Norman Hunter has been hospitalised with it

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/522...um=twitter

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/coronavir...id=BHEA000

Fat cats and big business put in their place by the state