[MTVN]

Going down fast now!

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Going down fast now!

Sat /Sunday/ Monday figures are always lower though

I’d like to see a comparison between today’s stats and last Sunday’s tbh


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

54,940 have caught Covid-19

563 have died today
81,431 Total UK deaths.

Patients in hospital
Latest available
32,294

Patients on ventilation
Latest available
3,098


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

Think these are last Sunday’s stats .. says 10th Jan anyways ..

Infections down massively on the week but sadly as expected huge ( weekly) increases of around 25% for the other three key stats .

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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Think these are last Sunday’s stats .. says 10th Jan anyways ..

Infections down massively on the week but sadly as expected huge ( weekly) increases of around 25% for the other three key stats .

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The link says 17th

Click each section

[joeysteele]

Weekend figures don't include all the 4 UK Nations figures.

[Scarlett.]

Seems a bit early to be talking about lifting the lockdown in March, this new strain needs more caution or we're gonna end up back where we were last month

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

The link says 17th



Click each section

No ... I quoted last weeks to compare to yours from today



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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Scarlett.

Seems a bit early to be talking about lifting the lockdown in March, this new strain needs more caution or we're gonna end up back where we were last month

I just worry that we seemed to be just managing the original strain for 9 or 10 months now suddenly we have the UK , SA and two Brazilian ones all mutating slightly and all in the space of a few weeks .

I worry things are gonna get far worse for some time ...


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[arista]

[arista]

Jeremy Vine has said he wants to
know who has not been
Vaccinated, if he is sitting in a restaurant.


Maybe later when more have been Vaccinated
I would say.

[bitontheslide]

well, i can only speak for myself, but once i get vaccinated, i wont give a crap if others are vaccinated or not

[Tom4784]

If we go out of lockdown too early, we'll only head back into it a couple of months or a few weeks later.

Sadly though, I think the lockdown will break down rapidly soon enough, people seemed to be paying heed to it at first but now... People just don't seem to care, but then this happened with the other lockdowns too.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Jeremy Vine has said he wants to
know who has not been
Vaccinated, if he is sitting in a restaurant.


Maybe later when more have been Vaccinated
I would say.

what with a flashing sign? that is a bit ridiculous, if he is vaccinated he only needs to concern himself with that surely

that sounds like he wants it made mandatory?

[Smithy]

Schools apparently won’t be going back until after Easter now

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Schools apparently won’t be going back until after Easter now

The right decision, schools around here were going down left right and centre with classes and sometimes whole years being sent home before Christmas. It's just not safe, schools should remain closed for as long as needs be.

[arista]

Yes Joey
The Cock

Is live at 5PM


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[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Joey
The Cock

Is live at 5PM

Oh groan and more groans..
Thank you arista, really nice of you to remind me of this.

[arista]

599 have Died today

37,535 Today caught Covid-19


Patients in hospital
Latest available
37,475

Patients on ventilation
Latest available
3,789

89,860 Total deaths


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

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by arista

599 have Died today

37,535 Today caught Covid-19

I hate Monday's figures, I always feel quite hopeful then remember that tomorrow will shoot up again

[arista]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I hate Monday's figures, I always feel quite hopeful then remember that tomorrow will shoot up again

Yes they do
it is sad.

[arista]

Live 10 Downing St.

Professor Stephen Powis is national medical director for England, in the National Health Service,
Dr. Susan Hopkins Test and Trace



And the Health Secretary.

[arista]

I hope the Press People Nail the Cock.


A lady phoned LBC an hour ago or so,
she is in charge of 200 Carer workers
that are moving around visiting ill folks homes
but none of them can get a test?

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

I hope the Press People Nail the Cock.


A lady phone LBC an hour ago
she is in charge of 200 Carer workers
that are moving around visiting ill folks homes
but none of them can get a test?

if the media knows it all better, than maybe they should speak up what regulations they want

but they do lack the expertise, what health minister Hancock has, so they better shut it and listen to government their advice, rules

[joeysteele]

Actually, I have to, to be fair say I'm impressed with Hancock in this press conference.

I liked his heartfelt and I believe it was, comments on the losses of lives.

So to be fair, I'm finding what he says interesting.
I've always kind of liked Matt Hancock.
Maybe he has had an enlightening moment but he's done a good press conference here.

[arista]

[17:18
Hugh Pym from the BBC alludes to reports
of regional variations in the vaccine and asks:
what do you say to local teams who say they
can't get a hold of enough doses?
Matt Hancock says: "You're right, there are parts of
the country that have made significant progress
and gone a bit faster than the average - what
we are doing now is making sure that whilst
they will be able to move into the next group
, we are prioritising the supply of the vaccine
into those parts of the country that need to
complete the over 80s but we don't want to stop
the areas that have effectively done that job already."

"The critical thing is that everyone can get it,"
he says, adding: "The NHS has been able to deliver
the amount of supply that we have."]

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-liv...eaths-12184764