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Indeed, bad for Sainty sanity.

https://www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk/news/cambridge-virologist-explains-what-we-know-and-dont-know-about-covid-19-9104220/ Worth a read

+1!

If football applies its own rules for abandoned matches to the current situation, then, as I understand it, they will attempt to get the outstanding fixtures played. If they can't, the season's void.

Perhaps, of course. But if we'd known the symptoms then, we'd definitely have self-isolated. We visited Norwich from our home in Herefordshire at the end of Jan to sort out my father's affairs, who had sadly passed away the previous week (from exactly what is unclear). He'd been in hospital in Norwich before Christmas then a hospice in Cromer until he died. We'd eaten at a Chinese buffet on the Saturday around the time of Chinese New Year, so perfectly feasible that some of the staff had been to, and returned from, China and that's potentially where we'd picked it up. The first confirmed case in Herefordshire was only a couple of weeks ago. I don't think we're ever going to accurately know what percentage of the population herd has had it.

I've called her worse.

"Millions have had this virus because at the rate of infection and time it arrived here that has to be the case." A thought provoking post Ramrod. Re the above, I'd be interested to know how many of us think they may have or have had something resembling the symptoms? At the beginning of February I definitely had a dry cough for a few days, no other symptoms. My wife, normally robust, had flu like symptoms and was laid up for a couple of days - she didn't take her temperature, but definitely felt as if she had one. She also had the cough. This was exactly 3 weeks before the earliest recorded transmission within the UK (28th Feb). I'm with the Oxford Professor's study referenced in the FT - a high percentage of people may have already been exposed to this in the UK.

Looks great Darth, please go ahead. And could you tell me where the loos are please?

If we don't receive a percentage of this year's Sky money as is potentially likely, then we'll definitely be selling one player as a minimum, surely?

We met Rodney Bewes, who was manning a bouncy castle on a fun fair in Cornwall, during a family holiday in the late 70s.

Far too slow out of the blocks announcing this.

Why is Lakey arresting Billy Bragg?

Does anyone know what the latest advice is regarding haircuts? Mine's getting a little unruly.

I sat at the same bar with Ian and Liam Botham, who were visiting Sarah at the Ballymaloe Cookery School in Ireland. And I followed Steven Moffatt into the Doctor Who prom at The Royal Albert Hall a few years back.

The Beginners Guide to Self Defence is worth a read. As is How to Catch and Skin a Cat.