The difference between courses where students are forced to be there and where students have chosen to be there is like night and day.

The main thing (to be negotiated) is the length of the deal but we don't see any problems.

If we are urging people to stay at home we have got to make sure that there is a way for them to get enough food and to make sure they are looked after.

In a pandemic, there is not going to be that many hospital beds to go to.

It's a matter of seeing how Nathan recovers for when he steps up to training.

It's a regulation hamstring injury so it will be a couple of weeks.

There was no law in the area. We had some apprehensions. We knew it would be a landmark case.

a logical extension of what we already do.

I've been doing this for 33 years. This is the first one I've lost.

We expect him to be back into full training by early December.