They just have to work out which of the three weekdays the virus doesnât bother spreading
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Some kick for teachers who are not living near the school.
Another âDone with Covidâ although at least admits he was wrong.
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I still cant see this happening. If its safe for some, its safe for all and vice versa. Cant see unions giving this the green light. Wifi in schools wont handle all teachers teaching remotely from the school building.
Itâs only âŹ150 for the private ones
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Even at that theyâre making huge profits on it. Thereâs been maximum pricing of PCR tests of 50 or less introduced in other countries in Europe. If itâs still a viable business at 50 quid then itâs ridiculous how much theyâre making on it.
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The tests themselves are about 4 quid wholesale ex factory.
Hereâs one amongst thousand of doctors the lunatics would like to silence
Death rate is not the issue. Infection rate is the issue.
Those teaching 6th years might feel a little bit aggrieved that those not teaching Leaving Certâs could teach from home too.
Beautiful.
The only âjournalistâ more odious than Toby Young is John McGuirk.
But sure you canât please everyone. Itâs better than schools being open fully which could have happened too. There should be a bit of a step-down or definitely a step up with not all students in at the same time.
Whatever solution they come up with itâs absolutely disgraceful that this wasnât all planned and announced months ago when schools were open. This would have allowed unions and parents to question the measures and they could have been tweaked. This was a completely predictable situation and rushing to come up with a solution is really really difficult to believe.
âYeats wroteâ âŚ
He never read a word of Yeats in his life the cunt
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Why did he include NI death numbers in the total?
We own them now post brexit
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Our vaccination program is going great so
Hopefully when they are finished up there they can come down and jab the Donegal fuckers