Good morning. I think we are going to be lucky again today, the sun is shining. Hip hip hooooray.
Here are some bad news headlines, your daily dose of fear, as gleaned from MSM.
Scientists warn of very serious concerns as study says that hearing loss maybe linked to Covid.
Coronavirus may cause deafness, tinnitus, and vertigo, study says.
Why some WhatsApp fans face huge bill to continue using chat app.
Covid: Public Health England declares more cases of variant of concern in the UK.
Spy cameras to fine people £1000 who don't shut recycling bin lids.
Use Sky, TalkTalk, or Plusnet? Why your broadband bill could soon rocket in price.
Millions fear flying off for summer holidays over safety fears after jets grounding in lockdown.
UK Coronavirus live : EU warned over Covid vaccine ban as government to encourage adults to get tested twice a week.
Best disposable facemasks to keep you protected when UK restrictions ease.
Covid: UK trialling new rapid technology to detect variants of concern.
Revealed: Private company running Covid test sites spent millions of taxpayer money on snacks.
Crackers! UK vaccine task force advisor vents fury at EU scaremongering.
London sees biggest change in living memory in 12 months since Covid hit.
Masks and social distancing could last years, expert claims.
Covid 19 resurgence: Here are the do's and don'ts to keep in mind.
Vaccine expert slams EU's hopeless tracking of Covid outbreaks.
That's it, done the work for you, now ignore and get on with your lives. Just to balance things out I'll put some good news headlines up tomorrow.
Look after yourself. Time for breakfast. Need to wrap a parcel and go to the Post Office this morning, then the day is mine. Thanks for popping in. Toodle pip. ilona
The less I watch the news and read the headlines the happier I feel. It's a lot of scaremongering, and it's a shame but it hides the things that we DO need to hear about.
ReplyDeleteYes i am the same specially our national news and radio stations they too one sided.
DeleteHeadlines sell newspapers. Nine times out of ten you read the article and the headline doesn't come into it at all. There is far too much news these days. Especially news that isnt completely researched, a viewpoint has been written/quoted from an online article that is totally trashed somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteOur village shop still sells newspapers. I don't know why people buy them.
DeleteI gave up taking a national newspaper at the time of the first covid Government Briefings way back a year ago when I saw the level of intelligence exhibited by newspaper journalists right across the board. I had already given up tv news bulletins some years before and the behaviour of the tv media at the same briefings reinforced my decision as being the correct one.
ReplyDeleteI think journalists just regurgitate what they see online.
DeleteYeah keep it positive.
ReplyDeleteYeah, dead right. Too much doom and gloom.
DeleteThe news is very negative these days, try and avoid watching. My husband watches it and I keep telling him to cut it down as it is no good for our mental health. Missing the days of normality and no doubt most people feel the same. Just carry on living one day at a time is my new motto.xxx Liz Amy and Benny.xxx
ReplyDeleteTaking a break from the news can be very therapeutic.
DeleteHeard how covid has affected Michael Rosen?
ReplyDeleteLost the sight of one eye and hearing in one ear....and other effects too....
I've never heard of Michael Rosen.
DeleteWorth finding out...a good writer, both poetry and prose, adult and children's reading
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