[Nicky91]

netherlands: today's numbers and news about NOC/NSF appeal for sports

7,997 new cases

total of 1,553 hospitalisations (increase of 27) 345 on the ICU

17 new deaths


Minister of Sports Tamara van Ark has said No Exceptions for other sports events

so it is just the Eredivisie, KKD (dutch first division) football whom go on without audiences, and regular daily testing

we need to postpone few sports events to maintain some order, and in order to regain control of this virus, too much events might be too risky, so after these next 4 weeks we will see if other sports competitions can resume again (such as hockey, handball, basketball, baseball)

[bots]

There's growing alarm in Germany at how fast the virus is spreading, and there's growing public frustration with the patchwork of restrictions that apply to different parts of the country.

In Berlin - which is badly affected - the authorities had ordered bars and restaurants to close at 23:00 (21:00 GMT).

On Friday morning, following an application from a number of establishments who argued that they were not the source of rising case numbers, a city court overturned the order - although a ban on the sale of alcohol after 23:00 remains in place.

The ruling calls into question one of the few measures agreed upon for high-risk areas by the leaders of Germany's 16 states. They are also at odds over whether to ban people from so-called hotspots staying in hotels in the rest of the country.

[arista]

Johnson is Live at 4PM all media

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Johnson is Live at 4PM all media

Time to get some indigestion pills out again.
What's he to blabber on about now.
Anything remotely relevant?

Or does no one know?

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Time to get some indigestion pills out again.
What's he to blabber on about now.
Anything remotely relevant?

Or does no one know?

Probably that he's quietly slipping a no deal Brexit through

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Probably that he's quietly slipping a no deal Brexit through

So he may be trying to tell the truth for once then Annie.

[arista]

Live Now


With Chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance and
Public Health England's Dr Susan Hopkins.

[arista]

He has not yet reached an agreement with Greater Manchester.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Time to get some indigestion pills out again.

What's he to blabber on about now.

Anything remotely relevant?



Or does no one know?

Either Beth Rigby or Sam Coates will know what he’s going to say .. one of them will tell us exactly what he will say , how he’ll stand and what he will be wearing just before he steps on screen and then immediately afterwards they’ll tell us what he’s just said but in fewer , shorter , easier to understand sentences ..

If it’s Sam Coates he will have that usual smug smile on his face whilst he tells us .


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

He has not yet reached an agreement with Greater Manchester.

I just don’t understand how he can give us in Gtr Manchester better terms than the rest of the country - how would that be fair ?


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[arista]

136 have Died today

15,650 have tested today with Covid-19.

Patients in hospital
5,311

Patients in ventilator beds
580

43,429 the Total amount of Deaths






https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I just don’t understand how he can give us in Gtr Manchester better terms than the rest of the country - how would that be fair ?


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Yes if he gives them Extra Cash to Burnham
all of UK will also want extra CASH

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes if he gives them Extra Cash to Burnham
all of UK will also want extra CASH

They should all get the same but with no one particularly on the minimum wage getting less than that.

As has been said, losing a third from your income.
Doesn't mean you can pay a third less to bills, mortgages and shopping.

Forced to not be at work should not leave anyone poorer.

[Cherie]

Very frustrating that people cannot seem to modify their behaviour, the older age brackets might be dying, but the younger generations are storing up years of economic hardship ahead of them

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Very frustrating that people cannot seem to modify their behaviour, the older age brackets might be dying, but the younger generations are storing up years of economic hardship ahead of them

Yes they are not aware (or do not care)
they are Spreading Deadly Covid-19

[Zizu]

Just as thought ...

This second wave is being driven by the 16 - 29 especially in the North and midlands


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[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

There's growing alarm in Germany at how fast the virus is spreading, and there's growing public frustration with the patchwork of restrictions that apply to different parts of the country.

In Berlin - which is badly affected - the authorities had ordered bars and restaurants to close at 23:00 (21:00 GMT).

On Friday morning, following an application from a number of establishments who argued that they were not the source of rising case numbers, a city court overturned the order - although a ban on the sale of alcohol after 23:00 remains in place.

The ruling calls into question one of the few measures agreed upon for high-risk areas by the leaders of Germany's 16 states. They are also at odds over whether to ban people from so-called hotspots staying in hotels in the rest of the country.

yes Merkel actually wanted restrictions to be a lot stricter than PM Ramelow has said

[Cherie]

Agree with Bojo it wont help reduce the spread in high risk areas by locking down low risks ones

[arista]

Patrick Vallance informed the PM
he missed one

The Final Pressman
brings in Brexit.


He did 44mins

[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Just as thought ...

This second wave is being driven by the 16 - 29 especially in the North and midlands


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Yes Bleedin' Youngers

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Agree with Bojo it wont help reduce the spread in high risk areas by locking down low risks ones

no, people must be ordered to stay home

and only leave with correct paperwork for essential things such as grocery shopping, they did this in Italy first wave, and that was quite effective

[bots]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Agree with Bojo it wont help reduce the spread in high risk areas by locking down low risks ones

Exactly, my area is something like 30 per 100000 at the moment, if the government enforced a national lockdown, they would just tell them to **** off and not comply

Manchester will be in tier 3 by Monday, whether they like it or not

[LukeB]

We're basically going to be playing hide and seek with corona because lockdown is not going to beat the virus it would just stop the cases from going higher for a few weeks and it will go back up again.

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Exactly, my area is something like 30 per 100000 at the moment, if the government enforced a national lockdown, they would just tell them to **** off and not comply

Manchester will be in tier 3 by Monday, whether they like it or not

Yes its getting worse there
It will have to be Forced onto the Mayor

[The Slim Reaper]