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I'm sorry that Benny has felt he's had to filter me. In my Local (once ranked one of the best locals in teh UK a few years back), I am pretty popular. I don't start fights or try to de-ramp, but pointing out that the company hasn't met it's own time scales and asking what people think about this is perfectly legit. Benny - I haven't filtered you, so it's your loss. Good luck to you in whatever you choose to do.

I'll try and have a look through this ove rthe next few days. But understand the gov is scrapping PCR testing that means they aren't so concerned about vairants. It's also unlkleoy that a new variant will appear that's worse than Delta (See youtubre, Dr John Campbell, todya's presentation where he says it's unlikley that we will have new variants(. Thanksk

Thanks for all the feedback on my DHSC question. i think I got spooked with Lord Bethell going (which he deserves but it inheres with the 'chain of command' so to speak), and also the news that free LFTs are going to be phased out next year. I don't subscribe to the view that testing will be required for years to come - I think that come next year it will start to be phased out, but there should be enough business for Omega to get provided they get it soon! Cheers.

Also those remarks are UK focused - and to a degree other highly vaccinated countries (Israel is seeing a surge in cases but the third dose seems to be keeping severity down). Thanks.

I'm not 100% sure I agree with that to be honest. If the Delta variant hadn't come along then in the UK cases were falling very quickly. I don't think Covid will vanish anytime soon, but with UK population at 90% with Covid antibodies then I do think we've got quite good protection now (boosters will be needed). I think it will, maybe after this winter, become like the common cold going forward. And if people have to pay for tests they simply won't bother. Now, all of this is provided we don't get a new variant again - which could change things obviously, although it seems Delta spreads fast enough to be the dominant one. THanks.

I just feel it's taking a very long time at the peak of a pandemic for this to be decided. I am not comfortable with the time it's taken and I do wonder if these 'partners' are basically delaying it deliberately to ensure that demand has to go through them still. Perhaps they think that when free testing ends the demand won't be so much so they have decided not to commit to Omega? Thanks.

Well with the move to paying for lateral flow tests coming up next year, I think my hope that we would be employed by them to manufacture tests for mass distribution by the NHS won't come to pass. The language of the DHSC has turned to 'facilitating discussions with partners' which to me indicates DHSC are taking a step backward as being the primary buyer. I am also keen to know why I haven't seen any Surescreen LTFs 'in the wild' as yet - has anyone seen these or do you think they are being stockpiled? Cheers.

Well that's punctured the SP slightly - a bit annoying. Let's see what tomorrow holds with the AGM.

That's got to be the quote of the night! And he's on the Brewdog!

Ah I see - thanks Paddy.

Sorry to clarify - we have 2 drills of HAD 141. One in the north, one in the east. Is this just a mistake on the report? Thanks

I like the look of HAD140 on 9.7g/t.
BUT we have the northern Breccia with drill HAD141.
AND the Eastern Breccia with drill HAD141 as well.
Do each dril area (north and east) have similar numbering conventions then or shoudl HAD141 be north only and eastern one a differen tone? Not sure if I'm muddled on this. Thanks.

Northern Breccia, results from eight drill holes were returned and a further four new drillholes were completed (currently awaiting assays). The focus of the drilling in this zone is to expand the mineralisation and support potential resource growth. The latest drilling (75m x 75m) has extended the mineralised breccia footprint around the Inferred Mineral Resource extents with reported drill holes supporting extensions to breccia mineralisation. Drilling has confirmed and increased the continuity of mineralisation as a north-west mineralised corridor which has been identified up to 300m in length, and 100m wide, between 4300 - 4100mRL and remains open at depth. Higher grade mineralisation has been identified internal to the mineralised breccia corridor.

V good looking drill results on first glance....

I think....seems to be nworking YES

I don't know why but it seems Buffering is awful today for the team. Not sure if they can do much about that. Fingers crossed. Good luck guys!

Thansk Topslicer...I can hear Liam but not hte other 2. Cheers.

Stu's good at miming!!!! Come on guys we can't here you....cheers

Looking forward to it Magic Trades!

"Sicilian Kan and Greenfool..." that brings back memories of last spring and the rocketing ejaculation of the SP moves! Wonderful days. I remember that night when Newcrest put in a bid for a company and we all thought it was us....