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Some - yes, but lots comes off the Atlantic without crossing Ireland. At least, down on the bottom left corner.

It's Welsh rain and we kindly let some of it pass over and fall on England.

unclear watts poisoner?

England gets around 300 million cubic metres of water a year - from Wales.

Be interesting to consider what would happen to a Stranraer tunnel - especially if half-dug.

Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture Completely surrounded.

I had never known there was a Mrs version!

A man that crossed over the line was for glory And he that was left better fly (Nothing about gender intended - that's just the lyric as writ!)

To hell in a handcart?

Interesting suggestion as to why masks work: February 23, 2021 Humidity from masks may lessen severity of COVID-19 At a Glance Face masks substantially increase the humidity of the air that the mask-wearer breathes in, which the researchers propose could help combat SARS-CoV-2 infection...

No. NHS England is the largest of the four NHS organisations in the UK and is all too often referred to as "the NHS". There is no "NHS UK". We have NHS Wales/GIG which is devolved. We have Public Health Wales. (And so on for S & NI.)

Prescription charges only apply in England!

A week is a long time if you need some food. Also, no advice (in what you quoted) what to do if you are NOT registered with a supermarket.

The EU did put in resources. The UK put in resources. But it would have been better still for us to have still been in the EU and fully cooperating at every level. And put even more resources in.

Success would tend to temper any "punishment" even had we or anyone else transgressed EU rules - especially if that success was then applied to the rest of the EU.

If Hancock's vaccine obsession was so, so powerful, perhaps it would have been enough to persuade the other health politicians across the EU to push for a vaccine as strongly as he claims to have done? He could have sent copies of Contagion to all of them? If the whole EU had thrown its entire...

Proper support of those found to suffer damage from vaccines is an obvious step. Which should be a permanent part of our system. This should include help for those who suffer but do not die. The trouble with that seemingly modest and moral proposal is two-fold: First, proof would be required...

And, unlike our PM, "lying she knew was a sin, a sin, lying she knew was a sin."

There will be lots of very clean brains at this rate. (Ignore the flithy dogging comments...)

Hmm ponders... Which is worse? Knowing the dogging address or going to the Scottish Sun website?