sir baconface
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No he fcukin didn’t.
The reason for a separate thread is so that dissembling, politically driven posters can jerk off out of sight of the rest of us.
It’s that way ———>
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The reason for a separate thread is so that dissembling, politically driven posters can jerk off out of sight of the rest of us.
It’s that way ———>
He already had symptoms before the game if it is the villa fan,he spread it
Yes not sure but he was definitely the Villa fan saying he felt ill after going to the league cup final on March 1st. Glad I went, turned out to be my last game, but I was just starting to be aware it could be a risk, although it hadn't got a grip in this country then.
kaz7
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Scotland deaths increase by 16
Scotland reports a further 16 people have died since Tuesday after contracting coronavirus.
This brings the country's total to 76
Ms Sturgeon said more people are now in intensive care and she said that is expected to increase over the next two or three weeks
1.7 million NHS assessments conclude people had coronavirus
More than 1.7 million NHS assessments in just over two weeks have concluded that people have had the coronavirus or are currently suffering from the virus.
There were 1,496,651 web-based assessments which flagged potential coronavirus based on people's symptoms between 28 and 31 March, new figures from NHS 111 online show.
Another 243,543 assessments via the NHS 111 and 999 phone lines concluded people had possible COVID-19.
The numbers do not relate to individual people, because it is possible people may have sought help more than once or via various channels
Government insists 'significant progress' amid questions over UK testing level
The UK will be able to test 25,000 people per day by "mid-April" - as Germany tests as many as 500,000 per week
(Mid april ffs,we have wasted so much time)
Professor Matthew Freeman, head of Oxford's Dunn School of Pathology, one of Britain's leading disease research centres, claimed his repeated offers to provide dozens of specialised machines and expert staff had been largely ignored by Public Health England (PHE).
He said his department had 119 of the crucial PCR machines, or thermal cyclers, used to identify tell-tale genetic signs of coronavirus, but only one had been accepted so far.
Professor Freeman added that hundreds of specialist workers and trained graduate students were ready to help increase testing, but he had heard nothing more from PHE after an initial expression of interest
Latest Spain figures show 10.5% increase in total number of deaths
864 more deaths in Spain takes death toll to 9,053
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavi...g-as-uk-death-toll-continues-to-rise-11966657
Scotland reports a further 16 people have died since Tuesday after contracting coronavirus.
This brings the country's total to 76
Ms Sturgeon said more people are now in intensive care and she said that is expected to increase over the next two or three weeks
1.7 million NHS assessments conclude people had coronavirus
More than 1.7 million NHS assessments in just over two weeks have concluded that people have had the coronavirus or are currently suffering from the virus.
There were 1,496,651 web-based assessments which flagged potential coronavirus based on people's symptoms between 28 and 31 March, new figures from NHS 111 online show.
Another 243,543 assessments via the NHS 111 and 999 phone lines concluded people had possible COVID-19.
The numbers do not relate to individual people, because it is possible people may have sought help more than once or via various channels
Government insists 'significant progress' amid questions over UK testing level
The UK will be able to test 25,000 people per day by "mid-April" - as Germany tests as many as 500,000 per week
(Mid april ffs,we have wasted so much time)
Professor Matthew Freeman, head of Oxford's Dunn School of Pathology, one of Britain's leading disease research centres, claimed his repeated offers to provide dozens of specialised machines and expert staff had been largely ignored by Public Health England (PHE).
He said his department had 119 of the crucial PCR machines, or thermal cyclers, used to identify tell-tale genetic signs of coronavirus, but only one had been accepted so far.
Professor Freeman added that hundreds of specialist workers and trained graduate students were ready to help increase testing, but he had heard nothing more from PHE after an initial expression of interest
Latest Spain figures show 10.5% increase in total number of deaths
864 more deaths in Spain takes death toll to 9,053
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavi...g-as-uk-death-toll-continues-to-rise-11966657
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Some info in here. This maybe based on levels of a particular residents frailty.It was on the 11am show. It may well be quickly removed and not shown again. But as I said it may well.be just his own local authority. Didn't realise the signifance of what he was saying until I thought about it later By then had changed channels so couldn't rewind it ti listen again unfortunately
https://www.bgs.org.uk/resources/covid-19-managing-the-covid-19-pandemic-in-care-homes
squirtyflower
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That’s the problem when you have stupid media incapable of independent thought who would rather have click bait sound bites than investigative, authoritative reportingThe whole thing about the masks not protecting us is bullshit anyway.
They aren't 100% effective. That's not the same as not protecting us. Harvard did a study on how many droplets different things stopped and even a shitty scarf was about 50%, with surgical masks up near 80%.
But for some reason the media heard that normal masks weren't 100% effective and started screaming about them not protecting people.
Imagine if everyone on public transport was protected 80%. If nothing else the initial viral load would be tiny compared to no mask and they've think that's the biggest determinate factor in getting it mildly or severely.
jay_mcfc
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Mid April. Christ.Scotland deaths increase by 16
Scotland reports a further 16 people have died since Tuesday after contracting coronavirus.
This brings the country's total to 76
Ms Sturgeon said more people are now in intensive care and she said that is expected to increase over the next two or three weeks
1.7 million NHS assessments conclude people had coronavirus
More than 1.7 million NHS assessments in just over two weeks have concluded that people have had the coronavirus or are currently suffering from the virus.
There were 1,496,651 web-based assessments which flagged potential coronavirus based on people's symptoms between 28 and 31 March, new figures from NHS 111 online show.
Another 243,543 assessments via the NHS 111 and 999 phone lines concluded people had possible COVID-19.
The numbers do not relate to individual people, because it is possible people may have sought help more than once or via various channels
Government insists 'significant progress' amid questions over UK testing level
The UK will be able to test 25,000 people per day by "mid-April" - as Germany tests as many as 500,000 per week
(Mid april ffs,we have wasted so much time)
Professor Matthew Freeman, head of Oxford's Dunn School of Pathology, one of Britain's leading disease research centres, claimed his repeated offers to provide dozens of specialised machines and expert staff had been largely ignored by Public Health England (PHE).
He said his department had 119 of the crucial PCR machines, or thermal cyclers, used to identify tell-tale genetic signs of coronavirus, but only one had been accepted so far.
Professor Freeman added that hundreds of specialist workers and trained graduate students were ready to help increase testing, but he had heard nothing more from PHE after an initial expression of interest
Latest Spain figures show 10.5% increase in total number of deaths
864 more deaths in Spain takes death toll to 9,053
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavi...g-as-uk-death-toll-continues-to-rise-11966657
We’re furloughing 50% of our staff as of tomorrow, basically anyone not managing an account and crucial support, the Senior Leadership Team have all agreed to take a 20% pay cut and continue working to help, which is very good of them.
Whilst I’m still working and it doesn’t include me, it’s hit home how close the financial aspects of this is to me now.
Whilst I’m still working and it doesn’t include me, it’s hit home how close the financial aspects of this is to me now.
Agree totally with this but I suspect the City and our government would see this as socialism.Perhaps we have still got this wrong? Government (us) bailed out the banks the first time around.
This time the bailout is for businesses, big and small.
Businesses can always be started again. At this moment in time it is the people who need the money, it is they who will be needed to kick start the economy again via spending.
We would all have been better off if each household in this country was given £50k each to spend as they see fit to live for the next 12 months.
That would be spent on propping up the economy via bills being paid, food being eaten and preserving mental health.
kaz7
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Yep he said in another interview that he had symptoms but went to the game,ended up with a collapsed lung in intensive careYes not sure but he was definitely the Villa fan saying he felt ill after going to the league cup final on March 1st. Glad I went, turned out to be my last game, but I was just starting to be aware it could be a risk, although it hadn't got a grip in this country then.
Last game ever or just last one before the games were stopped? I don't regret going
yeseye
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That’ll be my old dear finished then If that’s true.
Mam is in her 80s in a care home and I haven’t been able to visit now for almost 3 weeks.
I said a couple of weeks back I didn’t expect to see her again and this news has just raised my fears of this.
If it meant a younger person may survive then I would accept that.
Mam is in her 80s in a care home and I haven’t been able to visit now for almost 3 weeks.
I said a couple of weeks back I didn’t expect to see her again and this news has just raised my fears of this.
If it meant a younger person may survive then I would accept that.
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