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I used to have my SIPP with A J Bell, they were charging me about £100.00 every 3 months plus I think from memory and about £250.00 per annum to send details to HMRC, or so they said they had to. I don't pay any of them charges now.

People will probably need testimg more often than now once they have been given the vaccine because it might only give them 2/3 months immunity, nobody knows, so people will want to know whether they need another dose of the vaccine to stay safe and be able to carry on with life. Therefore, increased testing will be required for years yet.

Some of you on here make me laugh as you are so negative about everything and you seem to talk down the value of the share price which you are holder's of. You would be far better off never to go anywhere near a forum.

It's amazing how some people on this forum know how to drill an oil well better than BP and SHELL but they probably couldn't make a cup of tea.

Queen Mary and Barts Health deliver Covid-19 vaccine trial in east London
Londoners are today being urged to join a leading phase three Covid-19 vaccine study, as Barts Health NHS Trust and Queen Mary University of London administer a new trial from the Barts Health Vaccines Trials Centre at Bethnal Green Library.
Published on: 16 November 2020

The latest study, co-funded by the UK government’s Vaccine Taskforce, will test the safety and effectiveness of a new two-dose regimen for a vaccine candidate, developed by The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson.

The study will recruit up to 30,000 people worldwide with 6,000 of them in the UK, and Barts Health is looking to recruit around 400 participants.

Staff from all hospital sites across Barts Health, together with Queen Mary researchers, will be working together, alongside medical school students and Trust volunteers, to run the trial at the centre.

The public are encouraged to help continue the urgent search for safe and effective Covid-19 vaccines that work for all by volunteering for this phase three trial and help ensure people in the UK have access to different types of vaccines that work for all.

People from all ethnicities encouraged to take part

Covid-19 can affect anyone and everyone, but it disproportionality affects people from Black, Asian and other ethnic minority (BAME) communities. Research has shown that people from BAME communities were more likely to die from Covid-19.

This is evident when we look at the effects of Covid-19 on east London communities, who were severely affected in the first peak of the pandemic.

The Barts Health Vaccines Trials Centre at Bethnal Green Library is therefore encouraging people from all ethnicities, minorities and health groups to take part in this trial to ensure any vaccines developed work for everyone.

Recruitment into the ENSEMBLE-2 study, which will be led by Professor Patrick Kennedy, will complete in March 2021 and the study will last for 12 months.

Contributing to the development of a safe and effective vaccine

Professor Patrick Kennedy, Reader in Hepatology at Queen Mary and Honorary Consultant Hepatologist at Barts Health, said: “While the recent data from the Pfizer phase three study represents a potential major breakthrough in tackling the Covid public health emergency, we will still have to overcome significant challenges before we have a number of safe and effective vaccines which are available globally.

“More vaccine trails are needed to better understand how effective they will be in different age groups, in people with chronic medical conditions and for how long the vaccines will provide immunity.

“I am delighted to be the principal investigator on this study and to be working with an outstanding team at Barts Health so we can address these important questions and contribute to the development of a safe and effective vaccine.”

Chloe Orkin, Professor of HIV Medicine at Qu

Hopefully this will rocket today if SCC get their ars**s kicked into touch.

Trottersintrade.
You are spot on, I have been dealing with final salary pension for the past 35 years. I deal with a lot of Professors and Doctor's who are in the NHS pension scheme and sadly, not many of them have any idea about the Lifetime or Annual Allowances. That is why a lot of high earning NHS employees are opting out of the pension scheme because of the tax problems it is giving them. Unfortunately, by the time they realise they have a problem it is too late.

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I hope you have got a protection certificate for the Lifetime Allowance with that level of lump sum and pension, otherwise you will be in for a tax clobbering.

I have put mine on 10 times current price for 90 days.

They need stetson man from WA to pump it.

This pile of Sh**e seems to be edging ever closer to the sewer, the share price has been diluted so many times and is not too dissimilar to diluting whisky to water.

Fund raise at 0.12 coming by the look of it.

I think the drop is because investors are waiting for news of sales and are losing a bit of sentiment at the moment, which creates an attitude of sell. Good news comes in, up goes the sentiment and whoosh up goes the share price. This is a good time to buy more.

Looks like a healthy bit of profit-taking to me.

Brentw1, I'll have a hobnob if you are dishing them out, cheers.

Brentw1, don't worry, they will not grind me down, I have been dealing long enough to dismiss the crap, but I do like to point out to them occasionally that they talk crap so they don't get to complacent.

Don't some people on this board talk a load of B******s, they must bang their heads against the wall when they get out of bed in the morning. Why can't they just stfu and let things progress naturally. I am sure all will be rewarded in due course.

RNS tomorrow morning, I can see the pipes bulging with massive sales figures!!

If the antibodies do decline over a few months then that means everybody will need to be tested 4 times at least per year and be given at least 2 vaccines per year.

You would still need a test even if you did wear the mask because, 1. you could have caught it before you wore the mask and 2. you would still need to know if the mask had done the job or not.