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we had the baby boomers (which i am) the millennials not sure if there was a snowflake or gammon generation, so in the future what will the babies born later this year be called the quarantines or lock downers.
the wife has just got a text from n.h.s saying if you have been in contact with someone who has confirmed coronavirus ring 111 not to go to the drs or go to hospital. is this handcocks plans in place
because 1. introduced the n.h.s. which was a life saver for my sister when she contracted polio in the mid 1950s 2. the wefare state e.g. pensions, family allowance, sick pay etc 3.carers and attendance allowance which was a god send for the seriously ill and disabled and their family who looked after them 4. the min. wage 5 outlawed racial discrimination . 6. equal pay 7.seat belts, drink driving,no smoking in pubs, abolished death penalty, legalised homosexuality,banned fox hunting, started the open uni i know these were in past but would continue under labour. most of the above were opposed by the tories and the right wing press was going to list some of the social things the tories have done, but making people work longer before a state pension, universal credits are not pluses take away from the poor and leave the rich alone
i see their players walked off the pitch in their game against yeovil due to racists remarks towards the keeper. fair play to them making a stand against racism
if anyone has posted about that banner. all i can say is it looked great from sir alf upper. well done to all concerned, it looked great THE BEAT GOES ON
was jackson booked for celebrating his goal last night. the anglian back page says he was. i never saw it,but i was in sar. no web site show he was including twtd so has watson got it wrong
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