[Zizu]

Fewer than half of 19 to 30-year-olds are 'strictly' abiding by Britain's lockdown rules, according to a major study.

The poll of 90,000 Britons found people are still sticking to the bulk of the rules but are starting to ignore things like keeping two metres apart.

Among all adults, complete compliance has fallen from 70 per cent to under 60 per cent in the last fortnight.

While among young adults it has dropped from a high of 60 per cent in mid-April to around 45 per cent by May 17.

University College London scientists, behind the survey, also said there had been a drop off in confidence in the Government since it switched its stance from 'stay at home' to the more ambiguous 'stay alert' on May 10.




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[arista]

If it is safe to go back to school?
was on tonight's BBC1 HD Question Time.

To many keep using one example of a kid that previously
had Covid-19 and did not spread it.

But no one mentions the other kids that have spread it.


Stop giving one example - it is not enough.............

[arista]

This newspaper lady
has 3 kids, one is going back to school on the 1st of June

[arista]

Yes Labour Mayor
easy for you to say that



Sure, valid point

[caprimint]

Did y'all see this?

https://www.mylondon.news/news/east-...-died-18291825

[arista]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Did y'all see this?

https://www.mylondon.news/news/east-...-died-18291825

Yes Evil Scum.

[arista]

A Great Political Cartoon for Slim.

[Nicky91]

https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2020/0...-for-covid-19/

another dutch meat processing plant closed after 45 workers test positive for covid-19


https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2020/0...officials-say/

summer heat draws in crowds outside to beaches here, but it was too busy in places officials say

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Did y'all see this?

https://www.mylondon.news/news/east-...-died-18291825

but in this case and the ones similarly reported, there isnt a direct link to the spitting incident and the person getting covid. A lot of this is media stirring it up

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

but in this case and the ones similarly reported, there isnt a direct link to the spitting incident and the person getting covid. A lot of this is media stirring it up

Sure he could have caught Covid 19
from another person.

[arista]

A Mum holding her baby with
with 2 other kids
said if the MP's all are sitting next to each other
in Parliament, then her lads can go to school.

BBCnewsHD

[Samm]

Seems promising?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc...ealth-52754280

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Samm

Seems promising?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc...ealth-52754280

Yes I’d agree !


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[arista]

USA :94,729
UK :36,124
Italy:32,486
France :28,218
Spain:27,940
Brazil :20,047


The top 6 as Brazil Jumps above 20,000
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-52765196


Of Course China should be among those High numbers
but they are Criminally Corrupt with their Death numbers

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Labour Mayor
easy for you to say that



Sure, valid point

Point one
Seems unfair to put everything on the shoulders of headmasters... although it would muddy the waters when staff and parents start legal action when they get ill from attending unsafe schools ..

Point 2
Nobody really knows enough to comment on who or where would most at risk ..






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[Zizu]

Despite the phased reopenings, scientists in Germany have said children with the coronavirus may be as infectious as adults, and urged caution.
Researchers who analysed data on infected people found that the viral loads in children differed little from those in adults. Opening schools on the assumption that children are less likely to spread the virus was therefore ill-advised, said Christian Drosten, a virologist and Germany’s leading coronavirus expert, who led the team.
Drosten’s study, which was released this week, examined the viral loads in the throats of 3,721 people, including more than 100 children, who tested positive for coronavirus in Berlin between January and April.
He said he had been able to carry out his analysis once the number of tests carried out by Labor Berlin, the largest laboratory of its kind in Europe, had reached the critical mass of 60,000 earlier this week. That gave him and his team enough data to be able to carry out an analysis of children who have had the virus.


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[Zizu]

Oh my lord ..


Tens of thousands of coronavirus tests have been double-counted, officials admit
Two samples taken from the same patient are being recorded as two separate tests in the Government's official figures


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