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Well, we've reached the end of yet another week and I can honestly say, and I do mean this when I say,

I have not felt better about this dreaded lockdown than I do this morning.

The sky's blue, the weather is crisp and there's a new outlook coming from the powers that be.

It seems they have finally got the message that we've been giving them for quite some time here at Talk Radio.

The message is this.

We can't take much more of it, people.

After the Bank of England yesterday announced that a big economic bounce back is on the car.

The government has clearly woken up and started smelling the coffee. Now there's talk of starting to make that happen

and soon, let's get those gyms open, let's get our children back to school and let's get people

back to work. Although this new idea that I've just come up with to never allow the universities

to open again, I'm rather warming to. I'm sure you would agree. What would be the

difference if none of the universities opened up again? Let's keep the research people working.

Let's make sure that people working on things like vaccines continue to be funded. Let's make sure

that all of the proper education that needs to go on happens in our schools. But let's face it,

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