'Sluverlee, the garden of England. A bit wet at the moment though, and there's a shortage of twigs.What news from Kent?
'Sluverlee, the garden of England. A bit wet at the moment though, and there's a shortage of twigs.What news from Kent?
Already existing customs system.That link tells us nothing other than the EU is adding another layer bureaucracy to the customs system.
Lots of wailing and gnashing of teeth on Deutsche tv tonight. The natives are restless.Been done? If not, here's some good news for the EU,
Coronavirus: EU anger over reduced Pfizer vaccine deliveries - BBC News
Oh dear, how sad....
Life is such a bitch in the Fourth Reich!.
Been done? If not, here's some good news for the EU,
Coronavirus: EU anger over reduced Pfizer vaccine deliveries - BBC News
Oh dear, how sad....
Life is such a bitch in the Fourth Reich!.
Six nations called the situation "unacceptable" and warned it "decreases the credibility of the vaccination process".
This may ... just may .... turn into a defining point as to the future of the EU .... unless speedy action and some flair is demonstrated to resolve the problem the ordinary folk ... that is those who survive ... will not forget how they have been let down .From the article:
Let's not worry about people dying, EU unity and credibility comes first
The delay includes the UK as well,This may ... just may .... turn into a defining point as to the future of the EU .... unless speedy action and some flair is demonstrated to resolve the problem the ordinary folk ... that is those who survive ... will not forget how they have been let down .
By speedy action and flair I was thinking as an example of the faster acceptance of alternatives such as the Oxford University vaccine which was approved for use in the UK in December ... I believe it has been offered for approval and use in the EU .... I am not making a political point ... in all my recent posts on this thread my concern has been for ordinary people .The delay includes the UK as well,
Feck knows why anyone would think about this in political terms.
Finnan, is that you?I don’t know what that means.
"Six nations called the situation "unacceptable" and warned it "decreases the credibility of the vaccination process".
I'm sure @irlsgt will be along soon to tell us why this is a good thing.
The delay includes the UK as well,
Feck knows why anyone would think about this in political terms.
Yes, but the UK is doing much better at this vaccination lark than the EU.The delay includes the UK as well,
Feck knows why anyone would think about this in political terms.
'Sluverlee, the garden of England. A bit wet at the moment though, and there's a shortage of twigs.
Fair do's but not sure how much quicker they could be expected to do it, the Oxford/AstraZeneca team hadn't applied for a licence by the end of Dec. There were concerns about its efficacy as well - some studies coming out around 60% iirc. Perhaps the reason for the delay in applying to EMA. Who should certainly be looking at some kind of emergency approval.By speedy action and flair I was thinking as an example of the faster acceptance of alternatives such as the Oxford University vaccine which was approved for use in the UK in December ... I believe it has been offered for approval and use in the EU .... I am not making a political point ... in all my recent posts on this thread my concern has been for ordinary people .
This may ... just may .... turn into a defining point as to the future of the EU .... unless speedy action and some flair is demonstrated to resolve the problem the ordinary folk ... that is those who survive ... will not forget how they have been let down .
Fair do's but not sure how much quicker they could be expected to do it, the Oxford/AstraZeneca team hadn't applied for a licence by the end of Dec. There were concerns about its efficacy as well - some studies coming out around 60% iirc. Perhaps the reason for the delay in applying to EMA. Who should certainly be looking at some kind of emergency approval.
Be worse soon. Seventeen hours of snow forecast.'Sluverlee, the garden of England. A bit wet at the moment though, and there's a shortage of twigs.