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It is a disaster for anyone to die of CV. But data is data. You are 3 times less likely to die of CV if you work for the NHS than not. Look at deaths per million population then compare with the deaths of NHS workers abd assume there are 1 million workers in the NHS. Media has really jumped on the band wagon with misinformation. As a normal person in the UK we think the NHS are ran off their feet. Actually the NHS is operating significantly below capacity, in fact the lowest ever recorded under capacity, which means there are hundreds of thousands of NHS workers encountering the lowest work loads they have ever experienced. Yes some ICU's are busy and wards with CV patients on with busy staff, but all those supporting procedures, outpatients, admin etc etc are finding very low work loads. We should not use media opinion to force governments hand in making payments. Both None NHS and NHS people have died, no one should get preferential treatment, no one had a choice in catching it!

So 6 more countries sign up to the INSTEX SPV for trade with Iran in December....No mention in update.
African airport security contract delayed due to reorganisation......months ago...….no mention.
Does PF think the brokers and share holders forget these things because he believes he has thrown a tastier bone?
The market cap is £20m. As of June this year it was still a loss making company. How can the current shareprice be justified - assets at less than £2m and loss making?????
PF should come clean or get out with the rest of his family and friends who, eriodically have to raise equity to pay the family wage bill!

Comparing with tgc is ludicrous. Tgc needed £200m for how long? They have already lost £1500m in the first 6 months. There would never be possibility of a repayment as it would just have delayed the closure. It has been coming for years. Now what will happen is PE will buy from the receiver and manage the business properly. Sxx is a far more intelligent choice for investing than tgc.

Mr. Christopher Neil Fraser, also known as Chris, has been the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Sirius Minerals Plc since 2011. Mr. Fraser has approximately 20 years finance experience in the mining industry with a particular focus on financing and strategic developments. He is the founder of the Project, has led its development since 2010. He worked at Citigroup from 2000 to 2009, Rothschild from 1998 to 2000 and KPMG from 1995 to 1998 and has market leading expertise in all aspects of the financing and development of major mining projects. Having joined Citigroup in 2000, he was appointed Head of Metals and Mining Investment Banking for Australia in 2006 and Managing Director in 2008. He served as the Lead Adviser on the US$2.5 billion initial development capital financing for Fortescue Metals Group (FMG). He has provided strategic advice to many of the world's leading mining companies including BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, WMC Resources and Paladin Energy. In 2009, Mr. Fraser founded Sigiriya Capital and in 2010 founded York Potash Ltd to undertake the exploration and development of the York Potash Project. Mr. Fraser is Director of Sirius Minerals Finance Limited. Mr. Fraser has been a Director of Sirius Minerals Plc since January 17, 2011. He serves as a Director at Sigiriya Capital Pty Limited, York Potash Ltd; C&J Fraser Investments Pty Ltd; Panocean (China) Limited; Recursos Sigiriya Pty Limited; and Li Jin Capital Pte Ltd. He served as a Director at Iberian Resources Corp. Mr. Fraser holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Western Australia. He is a qualified Chartered Accountant and a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. In addition, he is a Senior Associate of the Financial Services Institute of Australia (FINSIA) and member of the Institute of Company Directors in Australia. He is a member of the UK-China CEO Council, Director of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership and member of the Coventry University Advisory Board.

Must be IKIA 100%....................