Rich

From that article "The Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has already asserted that people infected with COVID-19 have a greater risk of myocarditis and other inflammatory heart conditions than those vaccinated against the disease. And the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has advised that cases of myocarditis and pericarditis are “very rare following vaccination” and usually present as “mild or stable” cases, with patients typically recovering fully without medical treatment."

Her husband is Richard Ratcliffe, not Peter. If you mean him, I agree with you about his conduct.

Nowhere in that clip is she pushing for lockdown, just that it may be too early to end self isolation when testing positive.

Fair enough, but still not £35,000 as quoted by Blu.

https://www.evergreenenergy.co.uk/heat-pumps/much-heat-pump-cost/ As you may know, heat pumps aren’t cheap. The Energy Saving Trust estimates that a typical air source heat pump installation will cost you around £6000 – £8000, and a ground source heat pump installation can cost £10,000 – £18,000 depending on the amount of heat required. The question is, are they worth it? Considering you can receive up to £9,100 from the Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) for an air source heat pump, and over £27,000 for a ground source system – not to mention savings on fuel bills – we certainly think so.*

However well or badly you believe Chris Whitty has done his job, it is just that, his job, no doubt well paid. How does that deserve an honour or any other recognition ?

The proposed site is now a solar and wind farm. In my opinion it was never going to happen, as usual Bristol City Council offered support but wouldn't do anything to allow it to happen. I've seen a couple of proposed motorcycle related projects go the same way.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/testing.html You're right, Convid-19 has not been isolated nor is there a test for it, it's something you've made up. However, if you're referring to Covid-19.........

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/lab/grows-virus-cell-culture.html

And I was thinking you were making the stereotypical assumption

The Police do not solely recruit graduates, they can and do put suitable candidates through a degree course. The Army are trained in many more trades, hence they are deployed in many emergency circumstances in civvy street. Last year the proposed Nightingale Hospital in Bristol was 90% Army personnel.

In the 50 years I've been involved with Grasstrack there have been many meetings in October affected by or cancelled due to rain, but the same is true of every other month. Frittenden in July and the British Championships at Ledbury in August were both abandoned. I blame Brexit

Ledbury Spooktacular both days cancelled due to waterlogged track

There's been a couple at Owlselbury, near Winchester this year and already one planned there in April. Kent has quite a few tracks, GTSA run near Frittenden and have applied for next years Masters, probably run a couple of more meetings as well. Astra have announced they'll run the Champion of Champions at Swingfield in September. Frittenden Club, in my opinion one of the best clubs with one of the best tracks in the country, usually run the Battle of Britain in May, Summer Pairs in July and the Frittenden Flyer in September. Club level meetings but because the track's so good always get a fantastic entry. All these meeting should be worth watching.

It is the same John Elliott, and still very competitive.