Recent content by Twickenham_Cherry

From the Guardian today: “Sometimes, football has to come second. When Tom Lockyer collapsed in the 65th minute of Luton’s game at Bournemouth, the match rightly became a distant afterthought. The Hatters’ official social media post actually apologised to supporters of both teams when...

Excellent book. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogue_Male_(novel)

Milan pull out.. https://football-italia.net/milan-give-up-on-romas-zaniolo-after-bournemouth-offer/

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Of the 43,448 participants a total of 21 720 people received two doses 21 days apart, and 21 728 received a placebo. So there’s no data for the efficacy of the the first jab after 21 days, since all had then received the second jab. That’s just how they did it I guess. As you say Moderna and...

Pfizer did provide data on first jab efficacy as per my link. On average it was 52%. https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4826

I’m not sure what your point is here? Everyone on the trial had the second jab after 21 days. The protection with the vaccine went up from 52% before the second jab to 95% seven days after the second jab https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4826 People either had two vaccines or two placebos...

May agreed a Withdrawal Agreement and a Political Declaration but not a trade deal of any sort.

World Health authority suggests different. ”Globally, about 3.4% of reported COVID-19 cases have died. By comparison, seasonal flu generally kills far fewer than 1% of those infected.”...

Why do we need a 'plan' or a 'deal' as espoused here and the media? Because a Withdrawl deal is required before a Trade deal. I voted to leave the corrupt, thieving mess that is the unelected EC. That takes £millions of pounds from British taxpayers every day. Yes, the UK pays a sizeable...

A statutory instrument (secondary legislation) is being laid before the HoC tonight to change the 29th Mar to 12th Apr/22nd May in UK law to match EU/international law.

I’ve heard this many times about the highest ever vote but it wasn’t. From the Telegraph: ——Britons turned out in huge numbers to vote on their future in the European Union, with 72.2 per cent of registered voters casting their ballots in Thursday's referendum, the Electoral Commission said...

The 36% turnout figure for under 25s was an estimate at the time of the vote. It has since been shown to be a vast underestimate with the true figure being 64%. https://www.opinium.co.uk/did-young-people-bother-to-vote-in-the-eu-referendum/...

'Most of the party’s MPs ultimately voted to treble tuition fees from £3,000 to £9,000 despite a provision in the 2010 coalition agreement allowing them to abstain on the vote.' Not quite "most". Only 28 of 57 voted for. 21 voted against with 8 abstentions, so they almost cancelled out...

I wonder how "panicked"German women were when they saw groups of Muslim men walking toward them on New Year's Eve or would that say more about them than Muslims ? https://www.thelocal.de/20170214/mass-sexual-assaults-by-refugees-in-frankfurt-completely-made-up...