I'm currently on 7-day quarantine after having a temperature on Wednesday.
Its's given me time to see more gaps and inconsistencies.
For instance: if unneccessary journeys by car are being effectively banned, why aren't private aircraft? I'm lookinbg right now and a private jet has just landed at Farnborugh from Barcelona. Spain being a virus hotspot, I just wonder if the passengers and crew on that aircraft will isolate for 14days on arrival?
Or doesn't the lockdown apply to people with money?
Currently I can see half a dozen private aircraft in the air. That excludes air ambulances and rig support helicopters. This is just executive jets and helicopters.
Despite the protestations of some airlines, it seems others are still flying. It would be interesting to note how many passengers are on those aircraft. Given that most countries are not accepting tourists or non-residents ion, there still seems a lot of aircraft wandering the world.
I just hope they're carrying freight and no humans.
As for me, hopefuly my company will still be open next week and I can get back to work.
Nice to see the government is helping he self employed. They just need to pick up those people that drop through the cracks. For instance my daughter who has had to leave work because her childminder has closed down. She's not getting paid during this time, just leave without pay. As she's technically still employed she gets no benefit and because her company are still trading, she's not elegible for the 80% of her wages being paid. She's effectively removed herself from work.
My final concern is how do we pay for all of this? I assume taxes will be high for a few years to pay it all back.
The serious prospect of Reform as viable opposition?
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Two ex-Tories discussing Reform, Miriam Cates current Tory … to be expected
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