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Let's wait until today's figures come out so you can have another mood swing Dim. I'm not point scoring I am stating facts. We're no doubt well over 10k dead in reality, it isn't point scoring to say this is abysmal for a couple of islands in the Atlantic. Especially when compared with other...

Indeed and we certainly do not have that.

TBF they are not TFL staff, they're employed by the range of franchised private bus operators in London. Without wanting to sound harsh. It really is down to their employers, if they want to take on public contracts they ought to take on the broad obligations associated with a public service...

I really don't get why the IFS is constantly referred to, they're absolutely wedded to neo liberalism. They will hate any state intervention as it does not fit their paradigm at all.

This seeded story having exactly the desired effect I see

Don Howe used to do Football Italia on C4 occasionally didn't he?

Spot on, as Dennis Skinner would say it's about class at the end of the day

edit, wrong thread.

Fair enough.

Snapchat has been around years now hasn't it? 2011 it was released

They're not opposing points, the poorest are worst affected, cities have a higher proportion of BME people. The poorest people in cities are worst effected ergo there is an over representation of BME people compared to the population. I'm not trying to argue that BME people are not...

Tbf, looking at the quality of that camera video I doubt that was in the last few years. Pretty inconclusive tbf.

It's socio economic more than a BME thing, the poor working class will be worst affected

They're reported weekly, the ONS figures are driven by deaths being registered rather than the data we're saying which is deaths recorded in hospital. As you say, sometimes that may be after a post mortem. It doesn't sound like you get a reliable picture of deaths occurring on a specific date...

Aye, but not where the capacity is. I.e. the national picture will include critical care beds in places relatively barely touched by it. I reckon in London and Brum it is probably pretty grim.

The right to protest is democracy

I think we get too hung up on all that sort of stuff, I find it frankly pretty shocking that we accept that its fine to benchmark against a country that has been overrun with it, but that's a deliberate policy to try and defend the abysmal response of this government.

828 newly reported deaths in England, youngest aged 22. It might break the 1k mark across the UK today.

From the article above, this is the suggested % of people in each LA that has Covid-19 (not sure exactly how the extrapolation works) Data Saying 3.54% in Cov 3.24% where I live Worst place in the country looks to be Blaneau Gwent

This sounds encouraging (for broadly working aged people at least):