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I would have thought that’s about everyone over 60 covered there ?

Everone is bored, I have been off work since March the 9th, went to Waitrose last Friday it was and is stil the most exciting thing I have done in 8 weeks ! and now hearing that I cant even listen to some Cricket, I am actually losing the will to do anything except getting drunk.

If that , is in anyway correct, we have made one horrendous miss calculation that my kids my grand kids and their kids will be paying for.

The highest death total in one week for 20 years...What the hell occurred Jan 2000 ? Did I miss something ?

I have to say that the 1 walk a day to save lives in congested cities and towns is just to help not having too many people around and makes sense. I luckily live in a village and if I was not at work could walk 10 different routs a day without seeing a single person, I cant frankly see how that...

I thought as much , but why put out daily numbers if they are not correct. Just do it weekly ?

Does this mean only 140 (too Many) died yesterday ?? New England numbers - and interesting insights into the dates the deaths actually happened, with 41 in Wales and 81 in Scotland, that is 887 reported today without NI Further 765 hospital deaths in England, bringing total to 7,248 A further...

I take my dog and walk him on the Ashdown forest, park somewhere quite and have a walk and mostly don't see another person. Well as you say they have stopped that so this morning walked out of my back gate to walk down the lane that goes on quite a nice walk round the village and saw 30 people...

The patients were aged between 29 and 98 years old and all but four - aged between 82 and 91 - had underlying health conditions. Their families have been informed. Very very sad but I do wonder how many might have died anyway...I don't mean to be callous so sorry if it comes across that way.

You do know I am a Palace fan living in Sussex...but I am also 56 year old punk rocker. :)

Glorious blue skies not streaked with vapor trails. No stabbings by London kids. Clapping for our overworked carers People being nice to each other, East Grinstead not being relegated These are a few of my favorite things.

East Grinstead staying up :clap::clap:

You do realise Croydon is only about 7 miles from central London and on the main line to Gatwick. It also Has major insurance companies and the home office as well as a huge shopping hub. So no real need for that silly comment.

I now have 3 bottles of Scotch, 5 bottles of red and 40 BnH gold... panic buying completely finished for 2 weeks.

My Mum is the same, keeps asking me to see her but I have been asked not to by her carer, as I have a cold and have been told to stay clear. In fact we had a bit of a row about it, she started going on about how she survived bombings in London and the killer smogs of the 50s when over 4000 to an...

An adjustment downwards would be no bad thing, ask any parent with 3 children in their 20s, all of whom are in rented flats paying over £1000 a month !

Last week when they asked Mandy if she had been shopping, she then told them " no its a pillow case with a brick in it" ...made me laugh.

This the B side of Holidays in the sun. https://youtu.be/wECFeRohxNk

Thats really interesting....I visited a town in Lincolnshire a few years ago at the story around those parts were that the Romans had massive vineyards in the area, I doubted that was true but looking it up it was! and 250 square miles of Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire...

I didnt, it just makes me smile when I started to read the moans about flares on here that your away support did exactly the same this season and last...it does not bother me BTW, if anything it makes the atmosphere better and celebrating a goal with a flare adds to that.