iris123

No evidence. Purely my hope that one day it will

Here he/she is. Offers nothing but rubbish from twatter and abuse

You could say the same with a study group Because a person in the study group develops a symptom without Covid, doesn't mean that the person who had Covid develops the same symptom felt tired for the same reason. That again is open to coming up with false conclusions. One might have developed the symptom due to the weather and one because of Covid etc. I think the whole thing about Long Covid is open to wide interpretation and invalid conclusions on both sides

Different studies come up with different results Even the ONS study showed it was still a worry, even if under half the cases were Long Covid Another study from a couple of weeks back https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/english-study-finds-long-covid-affects-up-1-7-children-months-after-infection-2021-09-01/ Although I would agree that these symptoms would be hard to put down to Covid imo, but I ain't a scientist I would say that a few days after my 2nd jab I developed headaches for a couple of weeks that were hard to get rid of. Whether that was down to the jab or not I wouldn't be able to say

Unravelling EU citizen protection...... After close perusal of this data novella, one data-privacy analyst, Robert Bateman, pinpointed a dizzying 74 areas of the current privacy regime that could be significantly changed by its proposals, including numerous ways in which organisations could use data without having to obtain direct consent. “If even a significant fraction of these reforms are passed, the UK’s data-protection and privacy regime could radically change,” he writes. https://www.irishtimes.com/business/technology/britain-looks-to-weaken-rules-on-data-privacy-1.4675042

Think it is going to be called the Blumpet Syndrome

Way to go Joe. Taking back all those tax breaks Trump gave to the rich

Yet again...Idaho with one of the lowest vaccination rates in the US on the brink of a crisis Covid denier sits on Health board https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/09/16/idaho-covid-gop-ryan-cole/ Health care being rationed https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/09/16/covid-delta-variant-live-updates/

Here we go again. Obviously ate too many fajitas whatever they are

Already seen on twatter no doubt, and Blu believes it

A rare thing. A politician who admits they got it wrong and apologises for their Covid approach !! Alberta reverses hands-off approach to Covid to tackle ‘crisis of unvaccinated’ The new measures marked a major reversal from Jason Kenney’s hands-off approach to the pandemic previously, and come amid warnings from frontline medical workers that the province’s healthcare system is on the verge of collapse. Kenney admitted as much when he outlined the province’s new restrictions, telling the public that Alberta may run out of intensive-care beds and staff to care for ICU patients within 10 days. Alberta currently has the worst coronavirus outbreak in Canada https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/16/alberta-covid-u-turn-crisis-unvaccinated-icu-beds

Then again another study LOS ANGELES - A new study has found that one in three people who survived COVID-19 suffer from long COVID. The study of Long Beach residents published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday found that these long COVID patients reported at least one symptom of COVID-19 two months after first testing positive for the coronavirus. There were higher rates of long COVID among people 40 or older, women, people with preexisting health conditions and Black residents, according to the study, conducted by the University of California, Davis epidemiologists and the Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services.

Plus even internationally another former Dons rider opened a shop that still I think exists https://www.hamburg-web.de/guide/detail/Autohaus-Rumrich and of course the Milne bros ran a shop in Pasadena California

Claude Rye's Indian shop on the Fulham rd and Gus Kuhn's in Stockwell were two of the most famous in South London

You are being a wally yet again I post about M&S having problems in Ireland, Czecho and France, and you say the EU loves making its citizens unemployed. My reply was this is a British business in trouble, if they close down stores in France or even Czecho and Ireland, which hasn't even been mooted yet, then an Aldi or Lidl or someone else will take the place over like a shot. What that has to do with UK stores I don't know