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From a 13 amp socket, no they won't. And as for smart meters everywhere, that's laughable as the power companies know. Large numbers all over the country don't work because they cannot, simply because there isn't the mobile phone signal at the meter that they depend on. Hardly any of them...

You've worked in some strange places, a drink in the office on certain special occasions is quite commonplace. ,

Rubbish, you know as well as I do that it is a media initiated witch hunt, with the sole original intention to "Get Boris". Now that has failed it's turned into "get anyone", even the lowly minions will do It's precisely this punitive approach which had caused us to unnecessarily have one of...

You've illustrated just how OTT this witch hunt is, a total lack of any sense of proportion. Cut some slack, just as all the public have for themselves, probably including you. Or are you truly perfect in every respect? .

No different from what hordes of the public did, except that the public actions were often very harmful to public health, those at 10 Downing Street were clearly not. Why in both cases? People are only human, they like to have some control over their own lives and deserve to have that...

Of course it was, the government trying to get favourable reporting from the media, and I bet they worked hard at that. Work places are specifically excluded from the Covid regulations so there is nothing legally wrong in that meeting. The whole present hate campaign about activities at 10...

Channel 4 have changed the scheduled half hour program for 7.30 pm. It's now "Vaccine Wars, the Truth", an expose which reveals quite a lot, especially about Pfizer and their profiteering. You can still watch it at 8.30 this evening on 4 + 1 using Freeview channel number 15, or later on one of...

The First Lord of the Treasury is one of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury. This role is usually held by the Prime Minister. .

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/ They are just using the government's own website above. What they illustrate is that the areas hardest hit at the outset of Covid-19 gained natural immunity from their high levels of infections. Although suffering very high levels of death in that first early...

In respect of enforcement, the WHO, the EU and the UN are all useless quangos. Supra-national organisations only have the power to order what the nations grant them, and only the even less power to enforce that those nations will back them with. For example long ago the UN voted in two...

No, just with the battery alone, keep the button pressed. That might wake it up, and on a few types that will also display the potential capacity of the battery. .

Fully agreed. If the government come up with more of the same jabs on a perpetual booster/repeat program, they can stick them in themselves. I've had quite enough and I'm sure that is true of the majority of the population. They will decide what happens next, not the government. .

Only partly alive. To be fully alive requires optimism, and you don't seem to have much of that where Covid is concerned. Ultimately Covid can only have a good outcome: 1) We survive it, that's good. 2) We don't, but since we can never know we are dead, that's ok too. .

Too gloomy, typical of SAGE. There's also the possibility of Omicron killing off Delta and then perhaps itself. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy jab free New Year. .

Harry's theory is all very well, but it just won't happen. Blue hydrogen is out of the question on climate change grounds. We won't have the electricity after supplying e-vehicles (cars, trucks and buses) and replacing gas for home heating to make the green hydrogen needed. And we don't...

Omicron hasn't really hit here yet so below are the current numbers in my areas of interest put on record before it does. They can be compared later if and when it does. They make it look like the vaccines cause death, but of course that isn't the case. It's simply a comparison of the...

WEA. Whirled Elf Orgunizashun. .

Probably, but he doesn't need it. The Leveson inquiry into the press has been reintroduced with a possible revival of a case against The Sun. Since Prince Harry may well be one of the litigants in his claim against The Sun and Murdoch's News Corp, it's assured of plenty of space in the media...

The problem is that for decades now we've thrust day to day politics into the public eye with overexposure. That's let all the public know what a shabby and dishonest business it is, with the consequence that most decent people don't want anything to do with it. Those we do have standing for...

Nothing that couple of coats of magnolia wouldn't sort out. .