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You don't live in the north-west, so it doesn't affect you. It probably won't be long before Brum gets new restrictions though, so you'll have to settle for a night in with the squirrels on your new DFS sofa...Originally posted by AtW View Post“ A government source said the most likely next step if infections escalated would be more widespread restrictions on social contact rather than closing down specific industries.
“It’s not a 1-2-3 process but the point is that it is based on specific information about what is happening. It suggests it’s household to household,” the source said. “In the north-west, the problem is households, not pubs. So you can only go to the pub with your household.”
English pubs likely to be spared new Covid-19 restrictions, No 10 says | World news | The Guardian
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They are addicted to dopamine release that comes from the feeling of power over people.Originally posted by AtW View PostWhat’s the point then?
It will only get worse as addiction progresses.
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It’s not pubs
“ A government source said the most likely next step if infections escalated would be more widespread restrictions on social contact rather than closing down specific industries.
“It’s not a 1-2-3 process but the point is that it is based on specific information about what is happening. It suggests it’s household to household,” the source said. “In the north-west, the problem is households, not pubs. So you can only go to the pub with your household.”
English pubs likely to be spared new Covid-19 restrictions, No 10 says | World news | The Guardian
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