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It’s taken them over 6 months since they first analysed the waste https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ALBA/clogau-update-sampling-of-waste-rock-dump-results-zt5f7es3ajdxx9g.html to say they are going to process the waste (again)

Seems a no brainer at this level as liquidated it’s worth 33% more!

Pressure on London hospitals is currently higher than a month ago, with 4,000 patients in hospital with Covid-19 compared to 1,100 in December.
There are 236 patients on ventilators compared with 190 last month and daily admissions are four times higher than in December, with 401 on Thursday, compared with 111 a month ago.
Vaccination rates in the capital are also running behind those in England as a whole, with 69% having had a first dose, 63% a second and 40% a booster jab.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-59902220

I’d have much better things to do sitting in a rainy cab on an M6 service station munching on my Ginsters steak slice in the dark … but each to their own

Yep BMW & Ford only ever made one car
Such wisdom from the tree stump

NHS Providers Warn Health Service Is 'Stretched Like Never Before'

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/amp/entry/nhs-overwhelmed-critical-incidents-covid-omicron_uk_61d6c224e4b0c7d8b8ac61cf/

Who’s doing George’s performance review for 2021?

“ The WHO warned that the variant does have a "large number of mutations", but stressed that it is currently not circulating widely at the moment. ”

Guess we’ll never know in the U.K. if it is with Boris LFT Chinese takeout party

36 nations had not even reached 10 percent vaccination cover. Among severe patients worldwide, 80 percent were unvaccinated

Omicron may be less severe, but not 'mild'

https://www.reuters.com/world/omicron-may-be-less-severe-not-mild-who-chief-2022-01-06/

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jan/06/nhs-trusts-england-critical-incidents-covid-pressures-omicron

I thought Boris said the pandemic was over & we can all carry on without a care

Is this why David came on board with his background to lead another innovation?

Global PCR Market Outlook 2022-2025 - New Levels of Sensitivity have Implications for Liquid Biopsy and Cancer Screening Markets

https://www.onenewspage.com/n/Press+Releases/1zo9wzkmkt/Global-PCR-Market-Outlook-2022-2025-New.htm

Gov knows tests & vaccinations costing a fortune so they are trimming costs to where really needed IMHO & clearly keeping PCR where needed vs doing for everyone

PCR will return to travel if a new variant of concern appears ….. which it will

2 million PCR tests in U.K. last week

Just getting grilled on BBC & stated PCR used heavily still outside travel

This is going to get pretty serious soon beyond Covid

On BBC news they interviewed professor saying PCR still used in hospitals

‘Perfect storm' as hospitals axe ops and patients face 24-hour waits for ambulances

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/perfect-storm-hospitals-axe-ops-25866176.amp

Good sign

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/NXT/trading-statement-7jpkncxjpbml8wy.html

Good sign

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/NXT/trading-statement-7jpkncxjpbml8wy.html

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-59864428

Omicron variant has fuelled a surge in cases - now totalling over 25,000 a day.

That's put intense pressure on testing and hospital systems, causing anxiety around the country.

PCR tests have always been widely available in Australia, but last week the government began limiting who is eligible to receive them for free.

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/covid-over-20-nhs-trusts-declare-critical-incident-as-health-service-stretched-like-never-before-amid-omicron-surge-12509791