I would have gone for reshaping the teeth breaking "chewy" toffee ones and then wrapping them back up in the other wrapper.
Football fans will need vaccine passes to attend games: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/59575982 Doesn't affect us, as this was already the case. I assume they'll check more, though.
Don't have one. I don't know you but I'd guess you are not over 80. What is the point? Danish figures have 83.6% of cases double and treble Vaccinated and 13.8% Unvaxxed and 2.6% single vaxxed. It doesn't work. https://files.ssi.dk/covid19/omikron/statusrapport/rapport-omikronvarianten-10122021-ek56-version2
Those figures are irrelevant unless you know how they compare to vaccination rates. It also doesn't say anything about how badly affected people are by the virus or have a demographic breakdown. Most ICU cases in the UK are unvaccinated now, IIRC.
Link? As far as I can see from the NHS figures there are 779 people with covid occupying beds 'capable of mechanical ventilation'. It doesn't say whether or not they are being ventilated and it doesn't say vaxxed or unvaxxed.
I wouldn't believe anything I read in the MSM, how about something reliable, the Lancet or BMJ (British Medical Journal not Big Martin Jol) or similar
It's from the BMA, according to that article. The ONS figures have a ton more deaths for the unvaccinated, if it helps: Between 2 January and 24 September 2021, the age-adjusted risk of deaths involving coronavirus (COVID-19) was 32 times greater in unvaccinated people than in fully vaccinated individuals. https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...thsoccurringbetween2januaryand24september2021
If you skew the figures. The following are 'unvaxxed': unvaccinated received only the first dose, less than 21 days ago received only the first dose, at least 21 days ago received the second dose, less than 21 days ago received the second dose, at least 21 days ago Plus back in January not many had natural immunity. Look at Kenya, in March 50% blood doners had natural immunity, now it is close to 100%. I'd like to see figures for November only, like the Danish publish.
I’ve had all 3 Pfizer. First one my arm hurt a bit, second one I felt a little off the day after, third one a bit of both. But nothing enough to stop me going about my day normally. That said most of my mates have had Pfizer or Moderna and the variety of reactions is very broad. Some people had literally no reaction, others had a bit of bother but nothing an ibuprofen wouldn’t fix.
My first two were AstraZenica, my booster was Pfizer I have to say that my reaction to AstraZenica was probably worse, given I was utterly drenched in sweat and felt like somebody had hauled me out of a lake, but the headache I've had from Pfizer has ruined my day
I knew a girl in Croydon who worked for the NHS, she used to nick the best speed I ever tried from the dangerous drugs cabinet. Best **** ever.
My 1st AZ I felt rough for the evening 2nd no effect and my Pfizer booster I had a fuzzy head for 12hrs and my arm ached for 48 hrs and still have bad 5G reception
