There must still be restrictions on vaccinated people as it is not known whether they can still transmit the disease or not.
In fact as far as I am aware vaccinated people still have to comply with government regulations the same as everyone else.
That‘s a good effort, imo. Circa 140k on first day of ramping up.England vaccinations yesterday - similar rate to Scotland - probably a little above Scotland. Much better than Wales.
140, 441
121, 129 were first doses
19, 312 were second doses
Current running tally for England:
I st doses 2, 080, 280
2 nd doses 393, 925
Total England vaccinations as of last night:- 2, 474, 205
More that they were still allowed to get twatted in the boozers whilst buying a plate of scouse for a quid.Even more damning indictment that the pond life on Merseyside were still allowed to attend football matches not 2 weeks ago.
Must. Not. Bite.Seen lots of walkers out today, in big groups of 5/6, all in their 60’s mostly.
Trying to walk past them and they’re walking right across the footpath in there groups, making no effort to open up space.
They should know better at that age, it’s not me that’s at high risk.
Shouldn’t actually feed them bread, it’s not good for them.you should try and get your son to throw the bread in different spots around the canal rather than in just one place as they just pile on top of each other and you could actually injure them.
I agree, I’ve thought same about age ranges for a long time - there‘s a big difference (and not just the “joke” answer of 19 years) between someone aged 40 and someone who’s 59, health wise it’s a huge gap.747 England hospital deaths by age:
20 - 39 (6) 0.8%
40 - 59 ( 42) 5.6%
50 - 79 (294) 39.4%
80 +(405) 54.2%
Not really any sign of death age ranges changing but it is not helpful to only have these 20 year ranges to work from.
You would think they would break it down a little more as they too must want to be watching if the age ranges of deaths are shifting as we ramp up vaccinations to the older age ranges descending downward and that needs at least 5 year age groups to give us some insight.
But I guess if we start to see the 80 + notably fall below 50% that would be a start. As that would be the first change given they are prioritised and by far the most vulnerable.
And the really obvious one will be the actual total of deaths falling.
Whilst they are escalating as now that is not good news.
But, of course, deaths lag by 3 weeks or more the other data so we are not likely to see major shifts until the end of this month perhaps when we get to 4 weeks after significant numbers were vaccinated.
I wasn’t aware the vaccination gave you immunity.
We are told it just means when you catch it you aren’t ill, but can still spread it.
Not even fishing for a nibble.Must. Not. Bite.
Stay safe mate, let us know how you get on with the test. Keep those fluid levels up.I was cold all Weekend but then again my flat is pretty cold.
Yesterday I had more intense shivers a d by early evening I was sat on my sofa in my parka with a blanket....felt like a really heavy cold but then fly like symptoms initially but then descended into delirium as the night wore on.
Awful nights sleep with temperature and throbbing head and eyes.
Convinced I have covid so heading for a test shortly.
Real bummer as im a runner, eat healthily & take vit d daily (as I’ve done for years).
But I’ve heard lots of stories like this with people even younger getting it (im
47).
Chastising myself...part of me thinks I was run down of late due to poor sleep which comprised my immune system.
Feels like a mix of really bad flu & a heavy cold...
I have mild asthma too which is a slight concern but I hate feeling lethargic.
I’m only jesting mate, light hearted humour. It is very annoying. Even when we were out with the dog in the park earlier it was exactly the same. Not every group by all means, but I’d say a good 75% of groups have no etiquette whatsoever. We always, to extreme levels as well, get the full family into single file, including heading off edges of paths and sometimes you don’t even get a thanks or acknowledgement.Not even fishing for a nibble.
There was several groups of old dears (well 60+) walking, definitely not same household and walking 4/5 across the path I was on.
Me and the Mrs went single file and still nearly didn’t get past them.
Not even fishing for a nibble.
There was several groups of old dears (well 60+) walking, definitely not same household and walking 4/5 across the path I was on.
Me and the Mrs went single file and still nearly didn’t get past them.
Allow for the second wave , usually you initially feel better then a day or so later it has another go at you , stay off work and restYep 100% I'll be waiting until I'm confident it's ran its course, hopefully that will be sooner rather than later but it'll take as long as it takes.
The death figures are also significantly different between 60 and 69 and 70 and 79. Hence those under 70 being as far down as tier 5 of the queue for vaccinations unless they have other conditions.I agree, I’ve thought same about age ranges for a long time - there‘s a big difference (and not just the “joke” answer of 19 years) between someone aged 40 and someone who’s 59, health wise it’s a huge gap.