Yes but still relevant as flights are still coming in !excessbee wrote:The date on that article is 2nd April.
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392Current thinking is that there are so many people with the virus already that a few more people being repatriated and coming in with it won't make much of a difference. As the numbers come down, they might have to ask the science to change that view. I'm sure it has nothing to do with testing capacity.UPTHEPORT wrote:Yes but still relevant as flights are still coming in !excessbee wrote:The date on that article is 2nd April.
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394My brother from another mother wrote and is singing great effort Steve
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395There are many types of Coronavirus,in fact it has been around for at least 60 years.Bronchitis,COPD,Lung and other respiratory problems are connected with it as are common colds and flu,be it Winter flu or other strains.The Government figures are including all deaths with these symptoms as Coronavirus related deaths.Why are they doing it,I don't know but,this is as worrying as the virus itself.
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396So are you saying if someone dies while suffering with a cold their death counts as a Covid 19 statistic?
Given the government seem hellbent on massaging figures to present themselves in a good light then they appear to have got this bit badly wrong. It's not really worrying though, is it? It's just odd.
Given the government seem hellbent on massaging figures to present themselves in a good light then they appear to have got this bit badly wrong. It's not really worrying though, is it? It's just odd.
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397Their criteria seem much tighter than you describe.
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/about
Are you talking about one particular UK country/region/hospital?
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/about
Are you talking about one particular UK country/region/hospital?
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398On the BBC yesterday,a retired judge,Lord Sumption questioned the figures and suggested that as little as 10% of the deaths are due to this new strain.Would he risk his reputation with these remarks.According to the figures,there are still hundreds of deaths each day due to Covid yet Boris has relaxed the lockdown in England with crowded buses and trains happening again.Gove is now planning on opening schools on June 1,why if the death rate is so high.Something just doesn't seem right to me.
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399Believing that you are right and being right are not the same.Percy plunkett wrote:On the BBC yesterday,a retired judge,Lord Sumption questioned the figures and suggested that as little as 10% of the deaths are due to this new strain.Would he risk his reputation with these remarks.
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400Lord Sumption eh?
I've never known such a plethora of clever clogs who have emerged in the last few weeks
What p!sses me off is the double page spreads of firms flogging masks, unction and all things surgical that have suddenly sprung up.
The virus Is a nasty
Things will change in the way we live.... I'm sure Lord Sumption might agree
I've never known such a plethora of clever clogs who have emerged in the last few weeks
What p!sses me off is the double page spreads of firms flogging masks, unction and all things surgical that have suddenly sprung up.
The virus Is a nasty
Things will change in the way we live.... I'm sure Lord Sumption might agree
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401A statement you could perhaps take into account from time to time with your own posts. Haha, just kidding your majesty.Stan A. Einstein wrote:Believing that you are right and being right are not the same.Percy plunkett wrote:On the BBC yesterday,a retired judge,Lord Sumption questioned the figures and suggested that as little as 10% of the deaths are due to this new strain.Would he risk his reputation with these remarks.
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402https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52721397
Seems a lot of Black and Asian players are raising concerns
"I can't get a haircut until mid-July but I can go and get in a box with 19 people and go and jump for a header and nobody could answer the questions, not because they didn't want to, just because they don't know the information.
"So I said if you don't know the information, why would I put myself at risk?"
That's a valid point
How can you consider playing football at this moment in time
Seems a lot of Black and Asian players are raising concerns
"I can't get a haircut until mid-July but I can go and get in a box with 19 people and go and jump for a header and nobody could answer the questions, not because they didn't want to, just because they don't know the information.
"So I said if you don't know the information, why would I put myself at risk?"
That's a valid point
How can you consider playing football at this moment in time
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403UPTHEPORT wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52721397
Seems a lot of Black and Asian players are raising concerns
"I can't get a haircut until mid-July but I can go and get in a box with 19 people and go and jump for a header and nobody could answer the questions, not because they didn't want to, just because they don't know the information.
"So I said if you don't know the information, why would I put myself at risk?"
That's a valid point
How can you consider playing football at this moment in time
They’re working on the hope that due to the constant testing they’ll be doing that none of the players, managers or officials will have the virus to spread it.
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404Thing is you can do a test five minutes later you could get infected
I Don't blame black or Asian players for refusing
I Don't blame black or Asian players for refusing
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405One thing I've really missed with the lockdown and current good weather is being able to walk my dog on Barry beach. Although those using it last year weren't always well-behaved.....
Last summer, I witnessed totally disgusting behaviour at the beach.
A man and woman arguing in front of a load of kids, then she smacked him one on the head and it all kicked off between them.
The police turned up and the policeman ended up using his baton on the bloke, but the man actually managed to get the baton off the copper and started hitting the copper and the woman with it. All in front of hundreds of kids watching.
Then a crocodile turned up and stole all the sausages....
Last summer, I witnessed totally disgusting behaviour at the beach.
A man and woman arguing in front of a load of kids, then she smacked him one on the head and it all kicked off between them.
The police turned up and the policeman ended up using his baton on the bloke, but the man actually managed to get the baton off the copper and started hitting the copper and the woman with it. All in front of hundreds of kids watching.
Then a crocodile turned up and stole all the sausages....
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