i don't think they're telling you what to do, though? They're giving you information so that you'd be better informed about what to expect with incoming heat waves. If I was suffering health issues, I'd appreciate prior warning.
Unfortunately because we allowed prohibition (for your own good) they will keep doing this...more and more...."think of the children"..."people are dying"....on and on
The Met Office is a government agency and must continually justify its existence for its funding. Hence the overly excitable warnings and dire climate change predictions.
Poor little Clair, she was just a glint in her daddies eye during the summer of 76, and we managed to survive without pratts like her warning us it was warm.
@@samuelstevens248 It may not have topped 40c but it was hot for months.There were standpipes in the street and companies like the one I worked for changed their working hours so that we weren’t working at the hottest point of the day. Yes we had some snowy winters, 1963 is one that springs to mind, only beaten by the one in 47, but the point is if we had another summer like 76 now, everybody would be shouting climate change, or for that matter a winter like 63 would bring the same claims. I do not deny that the winter climate has been less severe in recent years but I see that as the natural evolution of the planet and certainly not something caused by me driving my petrol car for example. We live in a time now where nobody is expected to look out for themselves but has to be guided by the nose by the government and/ or the media, its why the government came up with the disaster that was the lockdown. That’s something else that we have not seen before even though we have had previous pandemics, Hong Kong flu in 1968 springs to mind.
@@samuelstevens248 So do you really want to be warned that the temperature is going to hit 30? People go to Spain every year chasing the sun, but the weather report now is more like Armageddon than a nod that we can have a barbecue and get the shorts out.
@whatsgoingon4815 does it matter? Just ignore it. It's actually for emergency services rather than the public if you actually understand what an alert is. Warning is public, and alert is services. I don't see the problem, America has been doing this for decades, and it is relevant to the average weather for each individual region. If it's beyond average, then it makes sense. The average uk temperature right now is 18c, so 30c is way beyond what it should be in this country due to its geographical location. Also, a lot of people tend to drink all day when it's hot and sunny, and guess where they end up?! A&E! "Oh, because I don't feel well." So the emergency services will end up overstretched due to alcohol poisoning, sun strokes, and heat exhaustion because a lot of people can not act in moderation.. That's why people need guidance from the government, because people are unable to look after themselves. (I'm not including everyone). May I add looking after our own attitude in this country is the reason why we are in such a sorry state right now and the last 7 years.
Last year they informed us on how we should dress in the heat, and there was me dressed in a duffel coat, padded trousers, wellies, and woolly underpants, whilst my mate went out in budgie smugglers and covered in cooking oil. I’m so glad they were there to inform us.
I’m going to complain to the met office, I haven’t heard a word from them about whether I can switch off my electric blanket, I’m sweating my cods of here.
As do we in Cyprus, but what people fail to understand is that British houses are built to pretty much ABSORB heat if not just contain it, and it is NOT necessary to continue building houses that way when our Summers in the UK are now waaay hotter and our Winters aren't as cold. Some people can be affected heavily by heat and humidity when there isn't a proper source of air conditioning and the like. It's not about "Ooohhh it's always this hot here where I live" and blah blah about other countries, the PROBLEM is that the UK fails to admit that we have extremely "hot" summers now compared to 10-20 years ago, and they don't do anything to actually deal with it, they keep shoving houses with over-the-top insulation that isn't needed and just ends up being more of a fire hazard than a "protection" from cold weather. It's once again, a housing issue, like everything else in the UK; housing is the MAJOR cause of these problems, not enough housing, and too MANY people to house.
Advising people to be aware of those that might need help in high temperatures is consideration for others. Windbag Brewer is spewing right wing rubbish as usual. This has nothing to do with staying home or carbon footprint.
Well said Anglo, that little Govt stooge did tip her hand there, us plebs are already being priced & airport hassled out of flying as it is, climate lockdowns coming.
Julia should have taken on board by now that there are an awful lot of ''nannied'' people in the UK that need their hand held while being led through this minefield called life.
For goodness sake, will these people just leave us alone. Stop telling us what to do I am sick of it. I am 78 years old and love the hot weather. Whoever these people are they need to get a proper and worthwhile job. Happy sunbathing!
You do realise you don’t need to listen to their advice don’t you? No need to get all angry about it like the host. This is simply right wing media trying to distract you from the real issues in this country.
temperatures have reached 30deg every year pretty much all my life as far as i can remember... Arent these totally normal summertime temperatures (23-30) in the uk or am i just misremembering? If its 30 deg in northern scotland then i would be surprised.
Sadly we live in a world where no one is capable of making a decision for themselves and everything that happens to them no matter how stupid has to be someone else’s fault. So if someone wearing a full length winter coat colapses from heatstroke in the street the Met office has protected themselves from getting sued by his persons relatives because they issued a heat, or as it should be known “slightly warmer than of late” warning.
> “slightly warmer than of late” Now that's more like it, a proper English warning. If you read this Met office, we want more of this and less "PANIC NOW" warnings.
Even us with health conditions know not to go and bake in the sun, we are not fecking idiots. No it won’t be pleasant at times but my Dyson will be assisting me to keep cool so therefore help me breath easier.
The bit I resent is the implication that the elderly and vulnerable are too thick to work it out for themselves. I know a 90 year old who copes with extremes of heat and cold, rain, snow and ice- staying in or going out, putting on or taking off clothes, having a drink if he's thirsty, sitting in the shade.. But then he's old enough to remember when that was normal behaviour.
The weather people tend to lose the plot every few years. Their sense of self importance seems to be repressed for a while, then they come out with this sort of silliness in a burst of hubris. They become the boy who cried wolf.
The implication of a health alert announced to the entire nation is that the entire nation should worry. If it is only addressed to 1% of thepopulation the alert should say so.
I remember being in Crete and Egypt in summertime a few years ago. Thirty degrees for a day or two is nothing there and would not be remarked upon, let alone warned or panicked about. People there can see that it's sunny, can feel the heat and (dun dun dun) all know to stay out of it. Ah, but it's part of the drip feed of climate change alarmism, an implicit suggestion that nice weather in summer is a problem and it really should be freezing cold and raining all the time...
So now they care for the elderly after what went down in the care homes in 2020 ..... this is pathetic now . Those elderly have seen more summers n winters come and go ..... they could advice us more than anything !
More people die in the cold than than they do in the heat. Foreign countries manage with a heat a lot higher than the uk, yet our weather reports and health professionals panic, people aren't stupid.
They changed the colour bar since 2008, so lower temperatures show up more orange to red, probably to follow a tired narrative. apply the old one, it would be green mostly, with a touch of orange.
I don’t know how hot it would have to be for me to be concerned but whatever temperature it is the UK has never reached it but remind me again when it hits 50.
I’m really glad for the heat alerts. With the health problems I have anything over 20-22 causes breathing problems. Having the alert helps me arrange my days.
As a pom, back in ol’blighty. I loved it when Christmas temps hit 45º with a cool sea breeze, low humidity. What am I still doing here….? 30º no ice thanks!
The warnings are very valid, because British homes are not built for it, neither are dogs, and I’ll suffer as I hate that temperature. I think I your being naive and arrogant here Julia.
Wow!!!!! I’m in Norwich. And extreme heat can also have a detrimental effect on people who are taking some types of SSRI anti-depressant. They can become dehydrated very quickly. I don’t know why Julia is getting so lathered about it. It’s a warning for vulnerable people that’s all. I hope we get lots of thunder storms with the heat.
so you need someone to tell you that you need a drink, you are like a lot of the other sheep, can't think for your self, have to be led by the government departments
It’s so patronising. I’m 73 this year and know how to look after myself in the heat. Do not presume that because I’ve got wrinkles and grey hair I can no longer use my brain!!!f
I love this channel. However, the elderly don't always know, many are forgetful. A warning just reminds them. It's not for us, it's for those elderly who ARE vulnerable.
Seems to me that heat alerts (which, by their very nature, are issued in advance) would be of very little use to an elderly person with memory problems. A much better approach (and one that doesn't require a publicly-funded organisation to waste tax-payers' money) is for neighbours, relatives and friends - none of whom need alerts - to look out for the elderly and vulnerable in society.
@paul d true that does help, but I work with dementia patients. They usually remember or respond to media better that conversation. Seeing a warning in a newspaper can remind them throughout the day. Someone telling they means yes they can forget. Some people don't have people about them all the time, but a newspaper is a constant reminder, or news weather reports are constant. In my job I've seen this work and have actually had dementia patients telling me how hot it's going to be because they saw a paper or the TV. It does work
So why don't they state this warning is for the 1 percent ..the rest can go and enjoy the weather .... And increase the CO2 output and then offset it by paying huge Carbon taxes on everything !...one way or another they will make us pay for enjoying ourselves
Why do they have to keep telling us what to do all the time! At 74 with a heart problem I just take responsability for myself and use my common sense.
It's to keep us afraid and more compliant to officialdom. Worked a treat during the recent 'viral situation' - most cowered in their houses.
i don't think they're telling you what to do, though? They're giving you information so that you'd be better informed about what to expect with incoming heat waves. If I was suffering health issues, I'd appreciate prior warning.
Because we can't think for ourselves!
Unfortunately because we allowed prohibition (for your own good) they will keep doing this...more and more...."think of the children"..."people are dying"....on and on
I'm afraid you aren't very robust and your 74 years of experience on the planet count for absolutely nothing. Do what your masters bid and shut it.
The Met Office is a government agency and must continually justify its existence for its funding. Hence the overly excitable warnings and dire climate change predictions.
Climate change is dire but Met Office issueing heat advisories is merely doing its job.
@@Onequietvoice Well, shame on them for all the years they said nothing. I suppose we didn't have hot days then?
@@worldofrandometry6912 Why are you so angry about a weather warning? Are you ok?
@@bingbonghippy Angry? Mr Bingbong. Who's angry? It's just a comment. Why are you so concerned?
Spot on, there bolstering their very existence and sustained funding.
It's the 2nd week of June about time we had some sunshine as we will be back into autumn before we know it this fearmongering is getting crazy now
Poor little Clair, she was just a glint in her daddies eye during the summer of 76, and we managed to survive without pratts like her warning us it was warm.
Did you have 40c in 76? Also you had inches and inches of snow back in your day. Now we don't. Funny that 🤔
@@samuelstevens248 It may not have topped 40c but it was hot for months.There were standpipes in the street and companies like the one I worked for changed their working hours so that we weren’t working at the hottest point of the day.
Yes we had some snowy winters, 1963 is one that springs to mind, only beaten by the one in 47, but the point is if we had another summer like 76 now, everybody would be shouting climate change, or for that matter a winter like 63 would bring the same claims.
I do not deny that the winter climate has been less severe in recent years but I see that as the natural evolution of the planet and certainly not something caused by me driving my petrol car for example.
We live in a time now where nobody is expected to look out for themselves but has to be guided by the nose by the government and/ or the media, its why the government came up with the disaster that was the lockdown.
That’s something else that we have not seen before even though we have had previous pandemics, Hong Kong flu in 1968 springs to mind.
@whatsgoingon4815 yes because looking after ourselves in the world's past history really worked out for itself.
@@samuelstevens248 So do you really want to be warned that the temperature is going to hit 30?
People go to Spain every year chasing the sun, but the weather report now is more like Armageddon than a nod that we can have a barbecue and get the shorts out.
@whatsgoingon4815 does it matter? Just ignore it. It's actually for emergency services rather than the public if you actually understand what an alert is. Warning is public, and alert is services. I don't see the problem, America has been doing this for decades, and it is relevant to the average weather for each individual region. If it's beyond average, then it makes sense. The average uk temperature right now is 18c, so 30c is way beyond what it should be in this country due to its geographical location. Also, a lot of people tend to drink all day when it's hot and sunny, and guess where they end up?! A&E! "Oh, because I don't feel well." So the emergency services will end up overstretched due to alcohol poisoning, sun strokes, and heat exhaustion because a lot of people can not act in moderation.. That's why people need guidance from the government, because people are unable to look after themselves. (I'm not including everyone). May I add looking after our own attitude in this country is the reason why we are in such a sorry state right now and the last 7 years.
I remember a time when people🎉used their common sense
A whole lot of people using their "common sense" is exactly why we are now experiencing climate change.
There's not much of it around these days.🥲
The elderly have got more common sense than the whole of the met office and the government! It's the youngsters who need their hands held. Pathetic.
Fear, fear and some more fear...it's f****** summer...
Last year they informed us on how we should dress in the heat, and there was me dressed in a duffel coat, padded trousers, wellies, and woolly underpants, whilst my mate went out in budgie smugglers and covered in cooking oil.
I’m so glad they were there to inform us.
😂🤣😂
I’m going to complain to the met office, I haven’t heard a word from them about whether I can switch off my electric blanket, I’m sweating my cods of here.
Always do the opposite of what the mockingbird media says
@@whatsgoingon4815 🤣
How did we all survive before we had the nanny state to tell us what to do?
Hahahahaaa 30c seriously, here in Australia we have heatwaves that go for a week sometimes 2 weeks, temps up to 47-50c, you Poms are so funny! ❤😂😂😂😂
As do we in Cyprus, but what people fail to understand is that British houses are built to pretty much ABSORB heat if not just contain it, and it is NOT necessary to continue building houses that way when our Summers in the UK are now waaay hotter and our Winters aren't as cold. Some people can be affected heavily by heat and humidity when there isn't a proper source of air conditioning and the like. It's not about "Ooohhh it's always this hot here where I live" and blah blah about other countries, the PROBLEM is that the UK fails to admit that we have extremely "hot" summers now compared to 10-20 years ago, and they don't do anything to actually deal with it, they keep shoving houses with over-the-top insulation that isn't needed and just ends up being more of a fire hazard than a "protection" from cold weather.
It's once again, a housing issue, like everything else in the UK; housing is the MAJOR cause of these problems, not enough housing, and too MANY people to house.
If it got to 50c in the UK we would all melt 🫠 👍😂
@@JeffVader we go outside and start BBQing, small extra heat never hurt you. 😂
True...pom here and experience 48c south australia..we just get on with life
I've been in Oz in 40% and loved it, it's not the every day poms who are funny it's the crazies who want to control our every move
The Nanny State strikes again!
ie the woke brigade.
I have an underlying medical condition. It’s easy to deal with, I’ll stay indoors or in the shade…
Normal people = it's summer, lovely hot weather.
Mainstream media = "We're all gonna die!" 🤣🥵
13-20 degrees a shock …… get bloody real, 20 degrees is still cold I’m my estimations 🤦♀️
13 to 30 dummy
Fab, I can spend the weekend gardening because I am bored with rain. People are not stupid.
She said the quiet part out loud: stay at home and keep your carbon footprint down.
Advising people to be aware of those that might need help in high temperatures is consideration for others. Windbag Brewer is spewing right wing rubbish as usual. This has nothing to do with staying home or carbon footprint.
Well said Anglo, that little Govt stooge did tip her hand there, us plebs are already being priced & airport hassled out of flying as it is, climate lockdowns coming.
Vulnerable people, how l hate that expression
Indeed. It’s on a par with pride month. It’s like nails on a blackboard to me now.
Julia should have taken on board by now that there are an awful lot of ''nannied'' people in the UK that need their hand held while being led through this minefield called life.
It’s pathetic!
For goodness sake, will these people just leave us alone. Stop telling us what to do I am sick of it. I am 78 years old and love the hot weather. Whoever these people are they need to get a proper and worthwhile job. Happy sunbathing!
You do realise you don’t need to listen to their advice don’t you? No need to get all angry about it like the host. This is simply right wing media trying to distract you from the real issues in this country.
@@steveb951 if you call this "Right Wing" media you are obviously "Far Left"
@@macraghnaill3553 talk Tv is right wing. Brewer is about a right wing pundit as they come. 🤦♂️
temperatures have reached 30deg every year pretty much all my life as far as i can remember...
Arent these totally normal summertime temperatures (23-30) in the uk or am i just misremembering?
If its 30 deg in northern scotland then i would be surprised.
If it gets hot THERE MUST B E government warnings to stay in the shade, or no one will know!!!
Keep them scared
Except literally nobody is scared by this story.😂😂
It's bloody freezing here in the North East... again!!
Sadly we live in a world where no one is capable of making a decision for themselves and everything that happens to them no matter how stupid has to be someone else’s fault. So if someone wearing a full length winter coat colapses from heatstroke in the street the Met office has protected themselves from getting sued by his persons relatives because they issued a heat, or as it should be known “slightly warmer than of late” warning.
> “slightly warmer than of late”
Now that's more like it, a proper English warning. If you read this Met office, we want more of this and less "PANIC NOW" warnings.
Even us with health conditions know not to go and bake in the sun, we are not fecking idiots. No it won’t be pleasant at times but my Dyson will be assisting me to keep cool so therefore help me breath easier.
There's that Nanny again.
I worked in a steel foundry all over the world and the UK 30 Deg is nothing we are becoming a country of wimps.
The bit I resent is the implication that the elderly and vulnerable are too thick to work it out for themselves. I know a 90 year old who copes with extremes of heat and cold, rain, snow and ice- staying in or going out, putting on or taking off clothes, having a drink if he's thirsty, sitting in the shade.. But then he's old enough to remember when that was normal behaviour.
Hiya. I like Heat Alerts, Julia, they give me the tip-off needed to get to the Barbie supplies before anybody else! Stay safe. All the best to you.
The weather people tend to lose the plot every few years. Their sense of self importance seems to be repressed for a while, then they come out with this sort of silliness in a burst of hubris.
They become the boy who cried wolf.
I wouldn't mind if they could do something to alter it but they can't even do that!
How old are these climate disaster people. We had heat waves in summertime during the 1960s and 70s. People went about their business with no worries.
The implication of a health alert announced to the entire nation is that the entire nation should worry. If it is only addressed to 1% of thepopulation the alert should say so.
People have gone completely bonkers.
I really don't get it anymore 😮
They always worry people all 5he time ! We’ve had it hotter
Do they think we are all thick. As a 70+ yr old I know what I have to do don’t need anyone to tell me
Spot on Julia,I'm sure they think we are brainless.
Thanks for letting us know. Not sure how l coped years ago.
How did we manage in the past without these alerts!
THE ONLY THING TO WORRY ABOUT IS THAT, THE SEA WILL BE CALM.
I remember being in Crete and Egypt in summertime a few years ago. Thirty degrees for a day or two is nothing there and would not be remarked upon, let alone warned or panicked about. People there can see that it's sunny, can feel the heat and (dun dun dun) all know to stay out of it. Ah, but it's part of the drip feed of climate change alarmism, an implicit suggestion that nice weather in summer is a problem and it really should be freezing cold and raining all the time...
Yes the climate alarmists that person got one in stay indoors and lower your carbon footprint
Heat alert at 30 degrees. What a lot of hot air ! Do not go out of the house cos you might get run over too.
They have to keep reminding us of the climate hoax
So now they care for the elderly after what went down in the care homes in 2020 ..... this is pathetic now . Those elderly have seen more summers n winters come and go ..... they could advice us more than anything !
Absolutely possessed.
Conditioned to be petrified of life. Mentally disturbed. It’s these people who are vulnerable so need help.
More people die in the cold than than they do in the heat. Foreign countries manage with a heat a lot higher than the uk, yet our weather reports and health professionals panic, people aren't stupid.
Oh my god the "SUN" here in the UK
For the people that didn't turn it off you're going to hear that siren on your phone warning you that the temperature's going to get really hot lol
No I'm not got the bloody thing turned off it's another government thing to scam us with mark my words
They changed the colour bar since 2008, so lower temperatures show up more orange to red, probably to follow a tired narrative. apply the old one, it would be green mostly, with a touch of orange.
I am sick of this BS
Jobs for the useless in our society.
If you need a government alert telling you to keep hydrated and to wear suncream when it's very hot then quite frankly there's no hope for you
It’s so bloody ridiculous
So much more to worry about
Are these people trained! In anything
I don’t know how hot it would have to be for me to be concerned but whatever temperature it is the UK has never reached it but remind me again when it hits 50.
The cold weather is by far the bigger problem and kills more.
Its 55C where I am. I'm sweltering and on the point of passing out ...... I'd better get out of the sauna
Cornwall 23 Deg and overcast! Rain over night lastnight. Rain expected imminently
We often have over 40 degrees here in Australia, doesn't rate a mention outside of the standard weather report.
Does the Met Office carry the warning on their twitter account! Wholly funded by the state!!!
Yes delighted that the summer has finally arrived.
And 2 days on its....... 22 Deg. and cloudy.
The met office should be ashamed of such politicking.
warning everyone into paranoia. stop whining.
She's such an expert in everything.
We can sleep soundly in our beds knowing she knows everything
@Patriotic Duty no she doesn't.
@Patriotic Duty wrong again PD.
@IB Oy yes she does.
She is behind you.....
@@timg1246 yep behind me, NOT in front. So I'm ahead.
Knew I was right. 💥
She does do her homework on the subjects
So Julia said she fries like a crisp and the weather women says well it is no problem for you she misunderstood everything
I’m really glad for the heat alerts. With the health problems I have anything over 20-22 causes breathing problems. Having the alert helps me arrange my days.
Try looking out the window.
Pay to opt-in to this alert "service" then, rather than having all tax-payers pay for it.
Just look at the weather forecast for your area, it will tell you all you need to know without needing someone to tell you
ahhhh the planet us on fire…oh wait a minute i am aussie, sounds like a nice autumn day
More nanny state culture and then the guest shows the Carbon Card 😂🤦🏻♂️
The wife said tonight it's what we used to call summer aged 57.
No one needs to be told about the issues of heat, let alone those at most risk and those looking after them. What a total farce.
Hate the sun I can't handle this heat due to medical but I know to stay indoors and keep cool, to the people that love the heat, go and enjoy it
As a pom, back in ol’blighty. I loved it when Christmas temps hit 45º with a cool sea breeze, low humidity. What am I still doing here….? 30º no ice thanks!
Any thing above 25c on a weather map now is bright red....why??
Was this weather girl AI?
She managed to push out all the buzz words "carbon footprint"among them,and kept to the nanny state narrative.
Ffs…… 🤦♀️ aren’t we heading into summer 🙄
They’ll be telling you how many pieces of toilet roll to use next. 😂
It's only a heat alert. Just ignore it if you don't like it. Why have a meltdown just because the Met Office issues some guidance? Get a grip.
When a loud mouth and ignorant opinions are required, Hartley Brewer is the perfect fit.
This nanny state is pathetic. Stop with the big brother 😤
The irony is that Talk Radio and Daily Mail gammons are among the most vulnerable.
can anyone tell me the last time the "Met Office" were correct on any forecast ?
Not everyone is so robust. Not everyone is so stupid.
My carbon footprint is terrible, I wear carbon rubber soled shoes!
And people are getting very well paid to tell us that it is hot /cold sometimes !
The warnings are very valid, because British homes are not built for it, neither are dogs, and I’ll suffer as I hate that temperature. I think I your being naive and arrogant here Julia.
7:30 pm here in Telford and its raining.
Talk TV getting all angry about weather now. Ignore the totally useless government and get angry about weather forecasts. Ffs
It gives the climate activists another reason to exist. I’m 70 and I love the heat.
Wow!!!!! I’m in Norwich. And extreme heat can also have a detrimental effect on people who are taking some types of SSRI anti-depressant. They can become dehydrated very quickly. I don’t know why Julia is getting so lathered about it. It’s a warning for vulnerable people that’s all.
I hope we get lots of thunder storms with the heat.
so you need someone to tell you that you need a drink, you are like a lot of the other sheep, can't think for your self, have to be led by the government departments
Lol
Nanny state at it again!!!
For gods sake , let us get on with our lives without the control freaks justifying their existence.
Completely bonkers!
Claire needs to get out more
It’s so patronising. I’m 73 this year and know how to look after myself in the heat. Do not presume that because I’ve got wrinkles and grey hair I can no longer use my brain!!!f
......so at 80°F everyone is supposed to up and die?
Yeahhhh as someone living in Florida this is called normal.
Come to Japan in the summer and you will understand Hot 🥵 other parts of world 🥵 😡😡🥵
I love this channel. However, the elderly don't always know, many are forgetful. A warning just reminds them. It's not for us, it's for those elderly who ARE vulnerable.
Seems to me that heat alerts (which, by their very nature, are issued in advance) would be of very little use to an elderly person with memory problems. A much better approach (and one that doesn't require a publicly-funded organisation to waste tax-payers' money) is for neighbours, relatives and friends - none of whom need alerts - to look out for the elderly and vulnerable in society.
@paul d true that does help, but I work with dementia patients. They usually remember or respond to media better that conversation. Seeing a warning in a newspaper can remind them throughout the day. Someone telling they means yes they can forget. Some people don't have people about them all the time, but a newspaper is a constant reminder, or news weather reports are constant. In my job I've seen this work and have actually had dementia patients telling me how hot it's going to be because they saw a paper or the TV. It does work
So why don't they state this warning is for the 1 percent ..the rest can go and enjoy the weather ....
And increase the CO2 output and then offset it by paying huge Carbon taxes on everything !...one way or another they will make us pay for enjoying ourselves
We have turned into a Nanni state people need tell how to do Common sense things 😵💫 ps dont eat yellow snow 👍
Its just more scare mungering
ever since Michael fish messed up all those years ago they have never missed an opportunity to scare us to death
Shorly people with underlying conditions know its not good
Staying in the sun for long periods