4,050 cases is what's currently being reported. Lowest it's been in nearly 2 weeks.
Italy:
1,648 tested positive
812 deaths
If I am not mistaken it is quite a large decrease in terms of the new cases.
It will not be back to 'normal' - the restrictions will be loosened slowly and gradually and may be reimplemented. Given how cooped up everyone has been there's a real fear if you tell people they can go back to normal everyone will be out seeing family, friends, having a meal/drinks etc. We're still going to have to be very careful and restrained.
Even when all restrictions are lifted life will feel different for quite some time. It may even change the way we live from now on.
Can’t see but we’ve had 2800 new cases since FridayHow many critical?
Can’t see but we’ve had 2800 new cars since Friday
Anyone seen that graph for a while?
Still showing the same trend so not sure why you tried to claim we had diverged from Italy on it.
Which is what I was saying to those who said lockdown should have happened earlier. Nothing financially was in place and it isn't a quick thing to do. All those people without work would have been without work for longer So out of work and without financial help for even longer.I find myself in the novel position of agreeing with Coventrian.
We have all the ingredients for some very nasty things happening. If people can't afford food with all the other money slushing around then they will (very understandably) think "what the fuck", I'd probably be the same myself.
Yes because it takes time after catching the virus for symptoms to develop, so its around a 2 week lag before we can see in the data how effective todays methods are.In regard to deaths their saying there is a lag in the data
How I read that conference also mate positive 100%Seems like Patrick was really encouraged by how we as a country are sticking to the rules in the lockdown and that they could already be starting to work! That was a seemingly optimistic update tonight and I think we could see a very low amount of deaths/cases compared to other countries, fingers crossed!
Is that definite, we’ve actually bought them? or is it more stuff that turns out to be lies?How does a coronavirus home test kit work, and how do I get one?
This is gonna be the game changer, just hope it passes its testing as they have purchased 3.5 million of them
He had his wife locked in the boot. You don't see a problem?Making a statement about a bloke who went to pick something up he brought on Ebay. I dunno, he shouldn't have done it probably, but certain bodies and members of the public are acting as if he ran into a school and started shooting people.
We heard you the first three timesIt’s a meat eaters virus. Could happen anytime, anyplace as long as humans produce and eat meat.
My wife doesn't work. She retired last year at 52. We still have school age children. I don't say what I earn.I’ve left work so I’m not giving it anything - one person in a family could earn the £50 grand and the spouse stayed at home to look after children. As ever your comprehension skills and lack of ability to read has let you down
How does a coronavirus home test kit work, and how do I get one?
This is gonna be the game changer, just hope it passes its testing as they have purchased 3.5 million of them
Is that definite, we’ve actually bought them? or is it more stuff that turns out to be lies?
Im guessing this is an order in principle (subject to passing tests etc)...heard it’s potentially for 17.5m now. They’re not lies. The papers jump on this stuff and rave about it one day (overselling it) and then get annoyed when it’s unlikely to happen for a few weeks (if at all). These tests would be a game changer but totally new/untried so god knows if/when they’ll be available
Back G up as he is having a go at me. I understand.What about a family that earns £50k and invests every spare penny in a pension, and lives well within their means? Does Astute have any sympathy for them?
Reduced 50k to 25k to make a point?well then someone who can’t live on £25k a year and have that removed for a few weeks have lived beyond their means so should not require support
Back G up as he is having a go at me. I understand.
I am retiring at 55 in 3 years 2 weeks. Do you think I don't have a pension I haven't been paying into?
The wife has had many years out of the workplace over the years. Always spent tume out with the kids. We could do this because we save and not waste money. We could rent cars like millions of people do. My car cost 3k. The wife's car cost 1.8k. I could afford to buy a new car. But being sensible makes a big difference.
He had his wife locked in the boot. You don't see a problem?
More from the brexit crew, apparently the Chinese will sell us ‘contaminated ventilators’ or ‘used’ ones (who cares long as they work properly?)
What an absolute weapon he is
Don't think I'd be inclined to buy American ones on that basis.More from the brexit crew, apparently the Chinese will sell us ‘contaminated ventilators’ or ‘used’ ones (who cares long as they work properly?)
Slides that accompanied the presser (but we couldn’t see !) incase anyone’s interested
https://assets.publishing.service.g...89/FINAL_Press_Conference_Slides_20200330.pdf
the presser
Don't you mean we herd you?We heard you the first three times
Fiar play I say.He had his wife locked in the boot. You don't see a problem?
I am not sure what is being reported in UK media is accurate, that’s the total number from today (positives, those who recovered and those who died), not only new positive cases.4,050 cases is what's currently being reported. Lowest it's been in nearly 2 weeks.
Or a Bouillion truckIs it only a matter of time before supermarket home delivery vans are targeted and held up and robbed along their routes.
Going to be like robbing a bullion truck.
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