Feck up and trace

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SueEllen replied

18 November 2020, 16:09
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Actually the wail is frequently ahead of the BBC & Manchester Slaver.

Most media outlets are ahead of the BBC.

The Manchester Slaver often sources its own stories or uses its network to get them.
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vetran replied

18 November 2020, 16:05
Originally posted by _V_ View Post

Next week the front page of the Mail will be "boy eats Cornish pasty 3 days past its sell by date"

Actually the wail is frequently ahead of the BBC & Manchester Slaver.
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SueEllen replied

18 November 2020, 16:01
Yep I live in one of the places where students going to uni have increased the infection rates.
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_V_ replied

18 November 2020, 15:52
Next week the front page of the Mail will be "boy eats Cornish pasty 3 days past its sell by date"
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vetran replied

18 November 2020, 15:48
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

That's been known for a while. Hardly new news at all.

Nice of the Fail to catch up.

Oh I hadn't seen it, see even I miss some things.
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ladymuck replied

18 November 2020, 15:42
That's been known for a while. Hardly new news at all.

Nice of the Fail to catch up.
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vetran started a topic Feck up and trace

18 November 2020, 15:37
Feck up and trace
One in eight Covid-19 cases were recorded in the WRONG location due to Test & Trace blunder | Daily Mail Online

One in eight Covid-19 cases were recorded in the WRONG location due to Test & Trace blunder that listed students' positive tests at their parental homes

Error spanned the six weeks before Britain entered three-tier lockdown system

Students' positive results were mistakenly connected to their parental homes

New data saw cases surge by 48 per cent in Newcastle and fall in East Anglia

for flips sake the idiots are loose!
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