Covid inquiry

[JohnD]

He did say he was not going to retire, but might reconsider if his health deteriorated.

 

[ellal]

There will be a lot of mone-ing about the interim covid findings. Everyone is wise after the event. It will continue to be that way until we get politicians who aren't accountants or from a PR background.

Some of us got wise during the 'event'

But you missed out a vital bit about politicians...

We need ones that aren't corrupt, and in the pockets of big pharma!

What are the chances of that?

 

[Brigadier]

I dunno, it lends an authentic charm to see highly paid pros flailing away at the ball in a flurry of rain, against a driving headwind.

For a day, yes, but the Open is meant to be a stage set on sun-baked links, with the "champion golfer of the year" acclaimed on a hot and still Sunday

 

[SirGalahad]

Hancock and Hunt failed to prepare UK for pandemic, Covid inquiry finds

Health secretaries failed to fix flaws in contingency planning before Covid killed more than 230,000 in UK, report says

www.theguardian.com

Hancock and Hunt both put politics before pragmatism, I hope the public go after both these fiends.

 

[Odds]

For a day, yes, but the Open is meant to be a stage set on sun-baked links, with the "champion golfer of the year" acclaimed on a hot and still Sunday

Tomorrow may be fine although the w/end is going to be dodgy. Don't think it's going to bother Mcllroy...he's already under the weather.

 

[Odds]

Lady Hallett’s first report makes grim reading for every Tory involved in this complete clusterf-k...or 'total Hancock', as it should be called.

 

[JohnD]

Too busy creating a no-deal Brexit.

 

[denso13]

Even Troon can look forward to warm weather.

Dull but dry around the Postage Stamp grandstands a short time ago.

 

[blup]

Some of us got wise during the 'event'

But you missed out a vital bit about politicians...

We need ones that aren't corrupt,

As the expencses scandal showed MP's will line their pockets when given the chance. Corbin was amongst the lowest claimants

and in the pockets of big pharma!

I'm not sure they are in their pocket. A lot could be done to reduce unnecessary duplication in testing of beuaty products, but, without some testing, drugs that have improved the lives of seriously ill and disabled adults and children would not have come into use.

What are the chances of that?

Zero, in the terms you put it, but democracy can hold them to account to an extent.