"The government is reportedly planning an advertising blitz to warn people that “grabbing a coffee can kill”. In which case, why have they left the coffee shops open?" https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jan/15/waves-britain-lockdown-sceptics-crisis-government
How many waves will it take for Britain's lockdown sceptics to finally call it a day? | Marina Hyde

You’d have thought the crisis would give them pause. But then, like the government, they have a hard time learning from their mistakes, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jan/15/waves-britain-lockdown-sceptics-crisis-government
The answer is, of course, that grabbing a coffee doesn't kill - it's the air in the badly-ventilated building that you queued in to get it that kills. And I fear that the air in a badly-ventilated 'Covid Safe' vaccination centre will do the same.
You know, I'm starting to think the UK is a hopeless basket case nation now. Probably time to call it a day: 300 years is a good innings by any standard.
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