BA would be able to do what they want so it would
As for price fixing, don’t happen I’m afraid
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BA would be able to do what they want so it would
As for price fixing, don’t happen I’m afraid
BA would be able to do what they want so it would
As for price fixing, don’t happen I’m afraid
Only because they got caught [emoji23]
Butch Willykins
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Very much this. It isn’t a cover up as some think.
Ok, bit confusing for us who are counting care home deaths since it becomes difficult to compare with most countries. Would be interesting to see a list of the countries that measure i.e. care home deaths and the ones who arent.
Good news that the numbers are falling.
I'm off to the beach to celebrate. Who's with me?
- Jul 10, 2003
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As I understand it currently, I believe Sweden, Belgium, France do include Care Homes, Italy, Spain, UK don't. Although it is hard to get explicit detail on who is including what in their statistics and it does make comparisons somewhat awkward.
Although the UK has started including a new line on the graphs at Government briefings in the last 3 days. This includes care homes, but is a couple of weeks in arrears due to collection of the data (as [MENTION=4573]Green Cross Code Man[/MENTION] points out above).
Regardless of all of this though, the UK numbers do appear to be on a plateau (maybe beyond the peak, but I tend to be overly cautious).
Just hunting out my thong to join [MENTION=4019]Triggaaar[/MENTION] if numbers continue downward
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To keep the figures down so it doesn't look so bad.
The number dropping is good but don't they always drop at weekends?
The Wizard
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- Jul 10, 2003
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It has tended to the last few weeks, and then catch up Tuesday, Wednesday. (Which is why I haven't got my thong on yet)
Yup. Seems to be the case in most countries, the numbers decrease over weekends and if they increase it has usually been a warning sign that the increase is bigger than reported.
Pinch of salt is recommended, however the numbers probably show that its at least not getting worse.
Just hunting out my thong to join [MENTION=4019]Triggaaar[/MENTION] if numbers continue downward
I'm not getting that as a trend. The number last week was a hike on the week before ... it's down today vs last Sunday and to the past few days but I think we need to see a few more before we can declare 'trend'.
That said it's down so that's a good start and let's hope for a trend
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Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Nope. See the plenty of answers above.
Will the figures be lower ? Yes.
Will lower figures look better ? Yes.
Will spinning an alternative reason be believed without question by some ? Yes.
Job done.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
There is always a proportion of the population that falls into the category 'some'.
I would imagine that I don't. By virtue of the fact that you are contesting these figures, you also are not in that group. I would not particularly worry about the 'some' as anyone who wishes to find the data will eventually be able to do so.
Butch Willykins
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Loads of people judging by my run by widewater lagoon earlier!
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
A pretty depressing article if true - https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/183...ton-hove-seafront-looks-like-today/#gallery10
Can any B&H residents confirm?
I haven't been down to the seafront here in Hastings for weeks, but footage from this webcam earlier shows a similar picture in terms of numbers on the actual seafront today also:
Can any B&H residents confirm?
I haven't been down to the seafront here in Hastings for weeks, but footage from this webcam earlier shows a similar picture in terms of numbers on the actual seafront today also:
A pretty depressing article if true - https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/183...ton-hove-seafront-looks-like-today/#gallery10
Can any B&H residents confirm?
I haven't been down to the seafront here in Hastings for weeks, but footage from this webcam earlier shows a similar picture in terms of numbers on the actual seafront today also:
While it could be seen as depressing, its also quite uplifting that everyone seems to be doing social distansing reasonably well (maybe except for the bike road). People either on their own or with one other individual.
But sure, not much of a lockdown.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,767
As I understand it currently, I believe Sweden, Belgium, France do include Care Homes, Italy, Spain, UK don't. Although it is hard to get explicit detail on who is including what in their statistics and it does make comparisons somewhat awkward.
Although the UK has started including a new line on the graphs at Government briefings in the last 3 days. This includes care homes, but is a couple of weeks in arrears due to collection of the data (as [MENTION=4573]Green Cross Code Man[/MENTION] points out above).
Regardless of all of this though, the UK numbers do appear to be on a plateau (maybe beyond the peak, but I tend to be overly cautious).
Just hunting out my thong to join [MENTION=4019]Triggaaar[/MENTION] if numbers continue downward
As I mentioned above, although the Government have now included a line of 'all fatalities' on the COBR Global Death Comparison chart for the last 3 days, it appears to be the only line on the chart which hasn't been updated for any of those 3 days. I would have thought it would come from the ONS statistics which are 7-14 days behind, but these look even more out of date than that. No idea why
New ONS figures due Tuesday, maybe they'll get updated then.
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