No one knows mate.
Sadly, getting London open will be the driving factor in all this.
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No one knows mate.
Sadly, getting London open will be the driving factor in all this.
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Which was utterly predictable with the Christmas relaxation of rules and this half arsed lockdown that were in now.
The buck stops with the PM here.
Positive cases going down.
In related news, just off the phone to my missus, she doesn't feel great at all, but has no Corona symptoms, she has had 2 tests already in the last 2 weeks due to my daughter testing positive, but again, no corona symptoms, she just doesn't feel great. So she told her boss, who suggested she went for a test, it came back negative, but her fellow workers are telling her she needs to go home and isolate. Really making her feel like crap by going on and on at her, they simply want to be sent home also.
She has just lost 2 weeks money by isolating, we really cant afford her to take more time off, but if she had symptoms or tested positive she would do the right thing, but as I say, people making her feel like crap for no reason. Really want to go in there and start banging heads, but she kinda needs her job.
Horrible position to be in mate but like you said shes done everything the right way so has every right to continue to work. Theres so many symptoms that it's easy to say "it must be this it must be that" when in reality a lot of folk will just be feeling run down with fatigue and stress.
But whilst the test results are coming back negative, I'd suggest she has a word with her boss to get colleagues off her back because it's hard enough working without people ramping up the anxiety further.
Spot on mate and hopefully that gives her the confidence to continue and not let it affect her too much mate.
Now is the time where we need folk to stick together, not create more stress when it's simply not needed.
What's it got to do with her?
She doesn't want anything to do with us - could do with getting her own house in order
There lies the problem mate, she may just have a bug or be run down with all that`s going on and it`s taken as read she`s got the virus.
They`ll soon move onto someone else or another " crisis "
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Hospital figures - 869 deaths were announced today, up 292 on yesterday and up 89 on last Tuesday. 842 deaths were in English hospitals, up 310 on yesterday and up 95 on last week. The 7 day rolling average rises to 895.57
All settings - for the 28 day cut off, 1610 deaths were announced today, up 1011 on yesterday and up 367 on last Tuesday. The 7 day rolling average rises to an even 1181
For the 60 day cut off, 1744 deaths were announced today, up 1129 on yesterday and up 394 on last Tuesday. The 7 day rolling average rises to an even 1275
All settings - for the 28 day cut off, 1610 deaths were announced today, up 1011 on yesterday and up 367 on last Tuesday. The 7 day rolling average rises to an even 1181
For the 60 day cut off, 1744 deaths were announced today, up 1129 on yesterday and up 394 on last Tuesday. The 7 day rolling average rises to an even 1275
You also compare this to the likes of my missus boss, who’s had three separate periods of absence with “ symptoms “ and negative tests, which also seem to coincide with the weekends.
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Just looking at this, you'd expect the peak in deaths to come 10-14 days on from that Jan 8 peak in cases - as in the days since then, the case rate has shown what appears to be (hopefully) the start of a decline.
So, expecting the worst, I guess today through to Friday could show the peak in the deaths.
From what we know about the incubation period, then it's safe to assume that the Jan 8th peak in cases is likely down to the Christmas period.
I'll look at other countries to see if there's a similar peak.
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She’s just a head worker on a grand scale.
The last time, she used her 13 yr old daughter as an excuse.
Getting London open into Tier 2 in the first place at the start of December was the start of all of this.
And not one MP on either side of the aisle, or anybody in the media, called it out at the time.
Going out on a limb, I think - based on those graphs shared earlier - this week will be the worst for deaths.
I'm then hoping that we'll see that decline in cases keep carrying on into next week.
Next Tuesday, as grim as it still is, I think we could see a significant drop in the numbers recorded. It's hard to tell for sure because of the 28-day cut off, but hopefully that's where we'll be.
@grandjoeblue Sturgeon can say what she wants. For a country that is half sheep, Scotland have been knackered and she's knackered their industries up there too.
We'll be back in tiers in mid March. Because we're vaxxing as quick as possible and we'll have had two months of lockdown by then.
I'm then hoping that we'll see that decline in cases keep carrying on into next week.
Next Tuesday, as grim as it still is, I think we could see a significant drop in the numbers recorded. It's hard to tell for sure because of the 28-day cut off, but hopefully that's where we'll be.
@grandjoeblue Sturgeon can say what she wants. For a country that is half sheep, Scotland have been knackered and she's knackered their industries up there too.
We'll be back in tiers in mid March. Because we're vaxxing as quick as possible and we'll have had two months of lockdown by then.
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