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Previously on "DOOM: Inside M25"
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Apparently Sadiq Khan and Sir Peter John, Mayor of London and Chair of London Councils respectively, have kicked off and told the PM he can't do that as us Londoners have locally elected officials who will direct us in what we should be doing.
The PM had to consult with a certain Andy Burnham before they implemented the Manchester and NW don't mix households rules.
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I suggest closing up Peterborough, Luton at the same time.
Never to be opened up again.
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If anyone wants to escape on foot, there's a spot near Chorleywood I know. If there's a roadblock you just nip through the woods. Five grand (cash only) gets you out.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostGreat idea - armed guards on all the exits please, angle grinder to the railway lines.
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Great idea - armed guards on all the exits please, angle grinder to the railway lines.
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Read the story in the Fail.
Number 10 are now denying it but it makes sense.
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DOOM: Inside M25
“ Prime Minister Boris Johnson is considering sealing off Greater London and ordering at-risk members of the population to stay at home under a potential scenario designed to avert a second national lockdown, according to news reports on Saturday.
Possible measures include locking down the capital if infection rates spike and tightening quarantine rules on those flying into the U.K., The Sunday Telegraph reported. There would be travel curbs in and out of the M25 highway encircling Greater London and a ban on overnight stays, according to the Sunday Times.“
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...enario-reports
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