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Stanley Johnson refuses to comment on his decision to travel to Greece despite Government advice
Boris Johnson's father Stanley has refused to comment on whether he made the right decision to travel to Greece despite Government advice urging Britons against all but essential international travel.
https://www.itv.com/news/2020-07-04/stanley-johnson-refuses-to-comment-on-his-decision-to-travel-to-greece-despite-government-advice
Amazing!
1: Friday morning Transport Secretary Grant Shapps told the BBC's Today programme that Greece wouldn’t be included on the list of countries that could be visited without quarantine upon return to England until there was a reciprocal agreement in place.
2. later Friday news emerged that BoJo's father had disregarded the advisory ban on travel and sneaked into Greece,
3. Friday afternoon Grant Shapps announces Greece will be on the open-to-travel list (although Greece won't open up to direct flights until 15 July earliest).
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37 things we might do, from opening the post to going to a bar:
Know Your Risk During COVID-19
On a scale of 1 to 10, how risky is..
Texas Medical Association .pdf (https://www.texmed.org/uploadedFiles/Current/2016_Public_Health/Infectious_Diseases/309193%20Risk%20Assessment%20Chart%20V2_FINAL.pdf)
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Meet the makers: the Greek co-op putting traditional spoon sweets on the map
The name 'spoon sweets' refers to the fact that the fruit or nut concoction is so sugary that it can only be eaten one spoonful at a time, often as an afternoon treat, tempered by a dollop of yoghurt. This spoon sweet is made from quince, and would typically be served with a Greek coffee and a glass of water.
https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/travel/2020/07/meet-the-makers-greek-spoon-sweets