I'm with hawkes - I thought their response was remarkably restrained.
Even worse: it's 'should have'.

[quote="Annabel (admin)" post_id=263731 time=1609923068 user_id=2]Please can we keep this thread polite and on topic.

Many thanks A x[/quote]
Totally agree - really offensive of those idiots to accuse people of scaremongering when 000s are dying. What can we do about those fools ?
 

Please can we keep this thread polite and on topic.

Many thanks A x

[quote=Luvnyrick post_id=263702 time=1609852333 user_id=52911]Here we go again scaramungaling should of filmed Chelsea and Westminster a few weeks ago staff were dancing in empty wards !!![/quote]

Really ? You ignorant idiot.

I know 3 families in Wandsworth and Fulham who caught covid over the Christmas holidays. The children were symptom less but the parents were ill. There seems to have been an explosion of outbreaks and transmission during December. Yes I believe the hospitals are overwhelmed.
Sadly there is a lot of this doubting of the seriousness everywhere online. Even Kirsty Allsop is at it on Twitter!

Isn't that the point Luvnyrick, that hospitals have become overwhelmed very quickly, in a matter of a couple of weeks and people need to do their bit and stick with the rules to help the NHS from collapsing under the strain and in turn to save lives.

Thank you for posting the link it is a huge reminder of what the NHS is facing at the moment.



 

Here we go again scaramungaling should of filmed Chelsea and Westminster a few weeks ago staff were dancing in empty wards !!!

Before Boris Johnson announced new tougher restrictions for England, the BBC was given exclusive access to a London hospital to see how staff were coping with Covid.

From nurses talking about crying when they get home to doctors asking people to stop “bending” the rules because it's leading to people in their 20s, 30s and 40s dying, these are the staff of St George’s Hospital.

Watch the sobering video here https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/health-55540701