Habeas Domus

It's preparation in case one or more of the vaccines has to be withdrawn due to some unforeseen problem. If we end up with lots of space vaccines which is looking likely they will probably be re-sold to Europe. Assuming brexit hasnt snookered that possibility.

Or to put that another way, 24 out of 25 hospitalized have NOT had the vaccine, 96%

Craig Murray's blog has been an excellent source of detail on the legal battles between Sturgeon/Salmond This video is a good summary of the whole thing (starts at 6 minutes in) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8NjRSUkkWE https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/ The Salmond court case posts are currently deleted because Craig is now fighting a contempt of court action despite being very careful not to name any names or identifying information on his blog. This seems to me like a heavy handed attempt to cover up the truth and shows that the Scottish parliament have too much influence over the Scottish high court. Recent press coverage has been very biassed against Salmond. The fact that 13 charges took only 2 days before they were all thrown out is a good indication that none of them could be taken seriously - many other abuse court cases have dragged on for weeks, Harvey Weinstein's trial took a month. That hasn't stopped the Scottish and English press from treating Alex Salmond as though he had been found guilty.

The 'once in a generation' thing How long is a generation? Social generations are cohorts of people born in the same date range and who share similar cultural experiences A generation is "all of the people born and living at about the same time, regarded collectively." It can also be described as, "the average period, generally considered to be about 3-6 years, during which children are born and grow up to develop." 2014 + 6 = 2020 so its overdue

Total covid cases in the UK are about to top 4 million. 50% of those (2 million ish) happened in the last 4 weeks, how many are coming in the next month? When you run the numbers, someone who has had a vaccine today is at about the same risk as someone without the vaccine back in November.

Deal with RICS agreed over weekend Homeowners in buildings without cladding will no longer need an EWS1 fire safety form to sell or re-mortgage their property, the government has said. https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/government-announces-ews1-exemption-for-buildings-without-cladding/5109154.article

Once again, someone fails to understand how EXPONENTIAL growth works.

August 1973 - Summerland, Douglas, Isle of Man - 50 dead - Clad with Oroglas flammable acrylic April 1991 - Knowsley Heights, Huyton, Merseyside - No deaths - Reclad with flammable material June 1999 - Garnock Court, Irvine - 1 death - Reclad with flammable material July 2009 - Lakanhal House, Camberwell - 6 dead - Refurbished with flammable cladding So more than 40 years of evidence that flammable cladding on tall buildings is a bad idea. Grenfell Tower refurb architects were somehow unaware of fire safety advice for tall buildings, but were selected on basis of cost. Local building control rubber-stamped the design and specifications.

Or a slight twist on that: 1. Announce the policy in advance, knowing there is no govt time to actually introduce it, but which still might have the effect of slowing or stopping the rush of people all trying to move out from London at once. 2. Sell own house in central London before it's too late.

Organic eggs are currently 3.8% of the market. However Liquid egg for food processors accounts for 68% of the total production and almost none of that is organic. So if you are looking at whole eggs, then organic is around 10% although if you shop in Waitrose I'd estimate their sales as closer to 70% just based on the shelf space. https://www.soilassociation.org/organic-living/what-is-organic/organic-eggs/ "Free-range" eggs are a marketing con, if you don't want to buy organic, just own it and buy battery eggs - they are the same thing.

Routine debeaking is forbidden in organic egg production, so you can have brown eggs from a non debeaked hen, you just can't mass produce them in small cages.

The French govt should put those cartoons on giant posters on every street corner, then the extremist nutcases who can't handle a joke about Mohamed will have to get used to it.

I wonder if you sell for a loss, can you then use that to claim tax relief and get a huge refund?

yes that makes sense.

This is an attitude I see from a lot of "IT experts" - it is working now so everything must be fine. I have seen software bugs which only manifested themselves after 8pm on alternate Thursdays because that happened to hit a combination of conditions which nobody had thought to test, 'it's working now' means nothing.