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Who would the hardcore Labour left vote for if they would not vote Labour because of Starmer's soft policies?

so you wish. Conservative lead in opinion polls until last November, it's now all gone, reflecting reversal of fortune. Currently, Labour leads by 4%-5% (39%/34%, Opinium 5-Jan, YouGov 6-Jan).

are you saying that Labour's left wing voters won't vote for Starmer?

Starmer isn't Blair II. Starmer has no charisma, and that's an advantage because people assume that he's incapable of lying.

that is not important for small "c" conservative England vote.

he may have got its cue from the 6-Jan anniversary of last year Capitol invasion of Trump's supporters. BJ could copy Trump and have his own Proud Boys and our own British 'Q'anon.

Labour is leading the poll since beginning of December, currently about 7%.

his model [Philip Thomas] expects the hospitalisations to peak today (06-Jan, 3864). I reckon that is too soon and too high any way. There are factors like the cold weather and public transport. I reckon hospitalisations will peak around 20-Jan and around 2,700.

I think it's a risky tactic compared to a fourth jab. Most people in our age group tend to have some frailty, violent or persistent coughing associated with covid may cause damage.

those guys push a food supplement called GlyNAC.

Omicron seems to peak at 200k a day.

agreed.

they know you can't absorb this glutathione by eating, so the whole article is to entice you to have it injected it into your veins for a price.

from Baylor College of Medicine - a private enterprise. This study was made by people with no abbreviations attached to their names :)

he'll be in the HoL when he loses his seat. All other toy leaders did. Blair had the bad luck that 911 happened in his time and he was forced to go to war but IDS was and still is a neocon, one of those who wanted regime change.

don't forget the role of IDS in the Iraq war. Most of the country was against the war, if it was not for IDS asking his MPs to vote with Blair, the UK may have adopted a more nuanced role , like France. Nearly all tory MPs voted with Blair.

Hospital Omicron admissions are rising fast but average stay may be much shorter, we won't know if it will peak soon for at least another week. As for comparison with SA, the big unknown is how effective broad spectrum natural immunity is compared to mRNA vaccines. It could well be that those...

Aye. This is the age of global Britain and Build Back Better.

Their thinking is those Nightingale beds are for convalescents. Instead of being released to go home, they can thus be looked after and fed by ordinary G4S/Serco staff without much medical training.

Starmer plays the long game. By asking the government to curb infections, the tory 'Covid Research Group' will be emboldened to remove BJ, thus splitting the conservative votes.