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dazzer6666

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Cases reported today lowest since 12/7.

23-07-2021 36,389 5,637,975
22-07-2021 39,906 5,602,321
21-07-2021 44,104 5,563,006
20-07-2021 46,558 5,519,602
19-07-2021 39,950 5,473,477
18-07-2021 48,161 5,433,939
17-07-2021 54,674 5,386,340
16-07-2021 51,870 5,332,371
15-07-2021 48,553 5,281,098
14-07-2021 42,302 5,233,207
13-07-2021 36,660 5,191,459
12-07-2021 34,471 5,155,243
11-07-2021 31,772 5,121,245
10-07-2021 32,367 5,089,893
09-07-2021 35,707
 






Kinky Gerbil

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New PHE data shows that since 21 June, 47,071 unvaccinated people have had emergency care for Covid compared with 17,939 people who have been double-jabbed. Only 12% of adults are unvaccinated whereas 69% have been double jabbed.
 


dazzer6666

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DT extract

Our latest Covid wave may have peaked – and at a far lower point than expected

Figures suggest end of the third wave may be on the horizon, with virus infections largely falling since July 15
By
Sarah Knapton,
SCIENCE EDITOR
23 July 2021 • 9:00pm

Just last weekend, Prof Neil Ferguson told the BBC it was "almost inevitable" that Britain would soon see 100,000 Covid cases per day and possibly even 200,000 daily infections.

For months now, modellers have been warning of a devastating summer spike that could exceed the highs of previous waves. Sajid Javid, the Health Secretary, asked the country to brace for six-figure daily infection numbers.

Yet there are early signs that Britain has already peaked – and has done so at a far lower point than anyone expected. On July 15, the country recorded 60,676 cases, and infections have been largely falling ever since.

Although daily case numbers can be erratic, the seven-day rolling average is telling the same story.

The slowdown began on July 19, when there was just a 1.7 per cent increase compared to 5.5 per cent the day before. The increase was smaller again the following day, at just 0.5 per cent, before falling by 2.6 per cent on July 22.
 


Mellotron

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Useful chart to show how vaccines are lowering risk for each age group.
 




nwgull

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Jul 25, 2003
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Official paper of independent sage.

You've got a real bee in your bonnet about SAGE, haven't you? This group is made up of a combination of some of the finest scientific minds in the UK, most of whom probably don't give a shit about politics, and you think they're some sort of doom mongers whose motivation is to exert control. Fact is that they've predicted the pattern of this pandemic fairly accurately so far, and far better than some of the Charlatons - e.g. Karol Sikora - who will tell you the news you want to hear as opposed to the uncomfortable truth that SAGE have had to deliver.
 


Kinky Gerbil

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You've got a real bee in your bonnet about SAGE, haven't you? This group is made up of a combination of some of the finest scientific minds in the UK, most of whom probably don't give a shit about politics, and you think they're some sort of doom mongers whose motivation is to exert control. Fact is that they've predicted the pattern of this pandemic fairly accurately so far, and far better than some of the Charlatons - e.g. Karol Sikora - who will tell you the news you want to hear as opposed to the uncomfortable truth that SAGE have had to deliver.

Independent.

Nice rant though.
 
































Guinness Boy

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It's a shame that this has to be reposted so regularly but there is very clear guidance as to the purpose of the thread in post #1. There is a MASSIVE thread for everything else in the sub-forum. And it's been separated not for any other reason than the pandemic has genuinely affected the mental health of millions. This way you get to choose what you read, what you contribute to and what you share. Many on here inhabit both.

So, let's be clear. The next person who makes a provocative statement on here will get a ban, not just from the thread but a few days off NSC.
 


dazzer6666

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It's a shame that this has to be reposted so regularly but there is very clear guidance as to the purpose of the thread in post #1. There is a MASSIVE thread for everything else in the sub-forum. And it's been separated not for any other reason than the pandemic has genuinely affected the mental health of millions. This way you get to choose what you read, what you contribute to and what you share. Many on here inhabit both.

So, let's be clear. The next person who makes a provocative statement on here will get a ban, not just from the thread but a few days off NSC.

:clap2::clap2:
 


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