- Aug 8, 2005
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Massive game changer. MASSIVE.
If we get that, a good % of the population will be free to return to work, and we will know what the real risk to the remaining.
Excellent news if accurate.
Does that then cause a lesser problem in identifying who's who? Assume those who test positive (had it) don't need to be under the same restrictions. Could wear a green armband or something
Then again the unruly yoof would all be out with them regardless
Someone smarter than me can work it out I'm sure
Excellent news if accurate.
Does that then cause a lesser problem in identifying who's who? Assume those who test positive (had it) don't need to be under the same restrictions. Could wear a green armband or something
Then again the unruly yoof would all be out with them regardless
Someone smarter than me can work it out I'm sure
Off licenses now regarded as " Essential " …. thank **** !
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52033260
Really? The Supermarkets don't seem to have run out of booze, generally cheaper too - and off-licences being open makes no difference to those in lockdown/isolation.
Really? The Supermarkets don't seem to have run out of booze, generally cheaper too - and off-licences being open makes no difference to those in lockdown/isolation.
Welcome news about off-licences. Tesco have just limited me to three cans of Brewdog.
I’m sure they’d allow you to buy three 4-packs, in fact.
Todays death count is a big reduction on yesterday (28 to 87), and we are no longer matching Italy two weeks ago (827 to 462).
Charles has the virus and he met his mum yesterday.
I thought this was supposed to be the good news thread.
After Nick Witchells comments I was concerned for our future kings welfare.
"Prince Charles and Camilla will be following governmental advice and isolating separately. It's not a huge house by any means but will hopefully be big enough to isolate yourself within it."
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The UK as a whole had 43 deaths today, taking the total to 465, Italy reached 463 by Monday 9 March. Tentatively, we’re looking at a more shallow rise in the mortality rate here. As that second week of March progressed, Italy was experiencing 250 fatalities a day.
Spain’s figures were steady, then took off a week ago, going from 107 to 738 deaths a day, in a week.
The talk for the UK is now of a ‘hoped for’ 20,000 deaths if everyone abides by the restrictions applying to them. A week ago, the general chatter was 200,000 to 1.5 million deaths.
Trump, it appears, could learn lessons from the work and discipline in some other nations across the world.
Given that social distancing should mean we hit our peak in about 2 1/2 - 3 weeks, recent figures suggest we should be hoping for less than 20,000, no?