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The England data shows 8 added to the 1 from 12 July to make a 2 day total of 9.

And two added to the 3 from 11 July to create 3 day total of 5. The lowest to date btw.

As three added to 10 July to make a 4 day total of 12 -also a new low since the start in March.

But 4 were added to 9 July - the day that started at 6 and added 18 on the second day. Its 5 day total is 36. The highest since 25 June.

Its either just a statistical fluke or there is some other reason why so many people became so ill they died on that day.

Almost no other add ons for earlier days. So right back to 1 July only one day (July 2 at 33) has anything over 23 in total. And July 1 is still at 16.

So a statistical anomaly in the other direction to July 9. And probably that's all both these numbers are.
 
Be warned though that 40 last week became an all settings total of 155 with a lot of out of hospital catch up deaths from the weekend registered.

So the 28 from today is likely to rise substantially based on previous Tuesday data.
 
Of the 26 England deaths they were aged between 49 and 94 and only one (aged 71) had no known underlying health issues.
 
There were 21 new cases in Wales btw. To add to the 3 from Scotland.

Last week the UK total new cases was 581 with the vast majority of those from England, of course.

That was from 94, 284 tests.
 


its a month old but its very interesting, starts to shed some light on the varying symptoms and varying Anti-body responses.


Very interesting viewing which may explain a lot of the anomalies we are seeing at the moment and also with the long covid sufferers and the antibody testing going forward.

Tricky times ahead I suspect on these fronts.
 
I was told last week by a health care professional last week that those blue ones that they use (of which I've been wearing when shopping) loses its effectiveness after 20mins. Is this right???

I think people don't like looking like plebs in this country by wearing one but surely if it saves you getting infected, looking like a pleb is the least of your worries.

Oh and we shouldn't need telling what to do in every instance but be able to use our own common sense.
They are disposable,one wear only,they get wet from breathing quickly
 
As warned the all settings deaths shot up to 138. That's 110 above the hospital total. It was 115 above last week.

171 155 155 now 138 is the last month of Tuesday figures. The out of hospital deaths that appear on Tuesdays after the weekend are proving harder to reduce than the hospital ones.
 
The lower case numbers are reflected in the regional scores. All significantly down. And NW again not top.

London + 42 (the only area to rise slightly)

West Midlands + 29 (its lowest under the new data sets)

Yorks & Humber + 77 (top again but first below 100 in a while)


North West + 58 (lowest total in the 12 days since the new data sets were reported with both pillar 1 and 2 included).
 
GM scoreboard continues the good news:

Bolton 2 (down from 7 and lowest in the new data set - 84 over 12 days and 17 over last 3 days v 18 over same 3 days a week ago)

Bury 0 (second zero in last 3 days - 25 over the 12 days - 2 over past 3 days v 9 over same 3 days a week ago)

Manchester 13 (up from 12 so still a little problematic with 137 over the 12 days and 34 over past 3 days v 33 over same 3 days a week ago)

Oldham 2 (same as yesterday and well down on last week - 73 over the 12 days - and 11 over past 3 days v 15 over same 3 days a week ago)

Rochdale 7 (level with yesterday and 124 over the 12 days) (last 3 days 28 v same period a week ago which was 42)

Salford 0 ( first zero for Salford under new figures and 48 over the 12 days - with 7 over the last 3 days v 10 over same 3 days a week ago)

Stockport 1 (joint lowest with Bury at 25 over the 12 days - and 4 over past 3 days v 5 over same 3 days a week ago)

Tameside 1 (lowest under new data and 40 over the 12 days - with 7 over past 3 days v 12 over same 3 days a week ago)

Wigan 3 (up from 0 and 29 over the 12 days - with 6 over past 3 days v 8 over same 3 days a week ago).


As you can see declines are the rule in GM.

And even Leicester has good news. Just 31 new cases - the lowest since lockdown and half the last 2 days.

I have also started watching Blackburn and Bradford as these are both being monitored by government as a risk for lockdown.

Bradford added 36 cases and Blackburn 11 - but Blackburn rates slightly worse per population. Though neither look in danger of imminent lockdown unless they rise from here.
 
Blackburn's local health authorities bringing in local restrictions to try to prevent the town going into lockdown.
 
No idea why the Beta site is slow updating this and so far behind but it just updated the number admitted to hospital figure from 1 July - which has been the latet for a whilenow To 2 July. Only twi weeks behind.

For what it is worth 210 were admitted on 2 July v 217 on 1 July But what has happened in the 12 days since is anyone's guess.

For comparison those figures for 2 & 1 June were a drop from 634 to 605.
 
Possibly the reason is the data for total patients in UK hospitals also just updated.

After steady falls from 2963 on 1 July to 1941 on 11 July the 12 July number has just been added.

It has risen to 1951.
 
Much better news is the ICU ventilator bed patients in UK hospital.

After falling below 200 (from a high of over 3300 in April) on 7 July it went upwards again from 185 on 8 July to 191 on 10 July.

But the figures for yesterday are now up and they have dropped sharply to just 162.
 
As warned the all settings deaths shot up to 138. That's 110 above the hospital total. It was 115 above last week.

171 155 155 now 138 is the last month of Tuesday figures. The out of hospital deaths that appear on Tuesdays after the weekend are proving harder to reduce than the hospital ones.
Still not got a grip in care homes then.
 
Just seen some bloke on the news saying he’s not going to wear face masks because he doesn’t believe in them and because he doesn’t believe in Covid!!

What fucking chance do we have if attitudes like that are common.
 
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