turbotubbs

In the UK we seem to think that WW2 was less bloody than WW1, but in reality we only undertook serious operations in Europe from June 1944 to May 1945, and the attrition rate then was pretty similar … (View Post)

No - I've not seen anything other than there are a lot of trials going on. I'm not convinced of the general need for boosters outside of the usual at risk categories. I think the shrill 'we're all go… (View Post)

As I've posted above (below) this story is likely utter nonsense, and not linked to government. I'm working on a grant application on a very, very quiet Uni campus today. I know its quiet because I d… (View Post)

There was no evidence in that story that any delay will (a) occur and (b) would be down to 'cuts'. A lot of MHRA approval is done by academics on panels/committees. I'd note its August and people are… (View Post)

Yep. Deal with it. Sick humour happens when dictators invade neighbouring countries. (View Post)