Johhny Blue
Well-Known Member
He still has a job to finish
He still has a job to finishI want Mark Robins to lead the country
I'd say it's more "Yeah, remember when we told our readership we couldn't vote for those nasty socialists and their public spending, what's happening now isn't anything to do with that...."
Vile rag
What happened with German Measles?
Jesus brum is out of controlLooking at the Public Health England data, Brum is really accelerating, it'll be the first UK LA area to hit 1k cases (albeit it is the biggest by population) but has 25% more cases than the next highest place). The London boroughs have plateaued somewhat now:
Birmingham: 984
Hampshire: 749
Sheffield: 715
Surrey: 649
Hertfordshire: 637
Kent: 621
Brent: 601
Southwark: 566
Cumbria: 564
Lambeth: 563
Barnet: 547
Essex: 547
Lancashire: 536
Croydon: 497
Staffordshire: 439
Wandsworth: 434
Ealing: 414
Newham: 409
Bromley: 405
Harrow: 401
Lewisham: 401
Derbyshire: 383
Liverpool: 342
Nottinghamshire: 336
Westminster: 322
Oxfordshire: 315
Waltham Forest: 309
Hackney and City of London: 298
Tower Hamlets: 287
Newcastle upon Tyne: 284
Enfield: 282
Warwickshire: 279
Greenwich: 277
Worcestershire: 277
Hillingdon: 274
Walsall: 270
Leicestershire: 267
Northamptonshire: 264
Merton: 262
Hounslow: 253
Sandwell: 252
Wolverhampton: 251
Redbridge: 247
Camden: 244
Haringey: 233
Dudley: 226
Norfolk: 225
Manchester: 224
Gloucestershire: 224
Kensington and Chelsea: 222
Buckinghamshire: 222
Leeds: 219
Bexley: 217
Islington: 210
Hammersmith and Fulham: 207
West Sussex: 199
County Durham: 198
Sutton: 197
North Yorkshire: 193
Salford: 190
Coventry: 188
Derby: 187
Havering: 183
Lincolnshire: 182
Barking and Dagenham: 178
Cambridgeshire: 172
Richmond upon Thames: 167
Solihull: 164
Devon: 163
Nottingham: 161
Suffolk: 161
Bristol, City of: 156
Stockport: 156
Barnsley: 154
Rotherham: 154
Sunderland: 152
Leicester: 149
Oldham: 149
Northumberland: 142
Sefton: 142
Kirklees: 142
Milton Keynes: 141
Kingston upon Thames: 140
Trafford: 139
Bradford: 135
North Tyneside: 133
Wirral: 130
East Sussex: 129
Southampton: 128
Rochdale: 126
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly: 125
St. Helens: 122
Shropshire: 120
Slough: 117
Luton: 116
Medway: 116
Cheshire West and Chester: 116
Doncaster: 116
Cheshire East: 111
Wiltshire: 110
Wigan: 110
Tameside: 109
Gateshead: 108
Wakefield: 105
South Gloucestershire: 104
Bury: 102
Central Bedfordshire: 99
Middlesbrough: 92
Knowsley: 89
Portsmouth: 85
Thurrock: 83
Warrington: 82
Dorset: 80
Bolton: 80
Stockton-on-Tees: 77
Stoke-on-Trent: 76
Southend-on-Sea: 76
Windsor and Maidenhead: 76
Bedford: 74
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 74
East Riding of Yorkshire: 72
Somerset: 72
Plymouth: 71
Brighton and Hove: 71
West Berkshire: 69
Wokingham: 69
Calderdale: 69
Reading: 67
Redcar and Cleveland: 64
Telford and Wrekin: 62
North Somerset: 58
York: 57
South Tyneside: 56
Bath and North East Somerset: 52
Halton: 51
Herefordshire, County of: 51
Torbay: 51
Peterborough: 48
Swindon: 44
Blackburn with Darwen: 43
Blackpool: 41
Bracknell Forest: 36
Darlington: 32
North East Lincolnshire: 29
North Lincolnshire: 29
Hartlepool: 23
Kingston upon Hull, City of: 21
Isle of Wight: 19
Rutland: 6
Yeah, exactly the same.Hello fella yes that’s what I’ve been doing the past month or so mate when I heard this starting to break the brown one I take morning and night and the blue as and when I need etc same as you I guess ?
Jesus brum is out of control
what’s the reason for this ?
Sheffield us looking bad, it's 200 behind brum but much smallerLooking at the Public Health England data, Brum is really accelerating, it'll be the first UK LA area to hit 1k cases (albeit it is the biggest by population) but has 25% more cases than the next highest place). The London boroughs have plateaued somewhat now:
Birmingham: 984
Hampshire: 749
Sheffield: 715
Surrey: 649
Hertfordshire: 637
Kent: 621
Brent: 601
Southwark: 566
Cumbria: 564
Lambeth: 563
Barnet: 547
Essex: 547
Lancashire: 536
Croydon: 497
Staffordshire: 439
Wandsworth: 434
Ealing: 414
Newham: 409
Bromley: 405
Harrow: 401
Lewisham: 401
Derbyshire: 383
Liverpool: 342
Nottinghamshire: 336
Westminster: 322
Oxfordshire: 315
Waltham Forest: 309
Hackney and City of London: 298
Tower Hamlets: 287
Newcastle upon Tyne: 284
Enfield: 282
Warwickshire: 279
Greenwich: 277
Worcestershire: 277
Hillingdon: 274
Walsall: 270
Leicestershire: 267
Northamptonshire: 264
Merton: 262
Hounslow: 253
Sandwell: 252
Wolverhampton: 251
Redbridge: 247
Camden: 244
Haringey: 233
Dudley: 226
Norfolk: 225
Manchester: 224
Gloucestershire: 224
Kensington and Chelsea: 222
Buckinghamshire: 222
Leeds: 219
Bexley: 217
Islington: 210
Hammersmith and Fulham: 207
West Sussex: 199
County Durham: 198
Sutton: 197
North Yorkshire: 193
Salford: 190
Coventry: 188
Derby: 187
Havering: 183
Lincolnshire: 182
Barking and Dagenham: 178
Cambridgeshire: 172
Richmond upon Thames: 167
Solihull: 164
Devon: 163
Nottingham: 161
Suffolk: 161
Bristol, City of: 156
Stockport: 156
Barnsley: 154
Rotherham: 154
Sunderland: 152
Leicester: 149
Oldham: 149
Northumberland: 142
Sefton: 142
Kirklees: 142
Milton Keynes: 141
Kingston upon Thames: 140
Trafford: 139
Bradford: 135
North Tyneside: 133
Wirral: 130
East Sussex: 129
Southampton: 128
Rochdale: 126
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly: 125
St. Helens: 122
Shropshire: 120
Slough: 117
Luton: 116
Medway: 116
Cheshire West and Chester: 116
Doncaster: 116
Cheshire East: 111
Wiltshire: 110
Wigan: 110
Tameside: 109
Gateshead: 108
Wakefield: 105
South Gloucestershire: 104
Bury: 102
Central Bedfordshire: 99
Middlesbrough: 92
Knowsley: 89
Portsmouth: 85
Thurrock: 83
Warrington: 82
Dorset: 80
Bolton: 80
Stockton-on-Tees: 77
Stoke-on-Trent: 76
Southend-on-Sea: 76
Windsor and Maidenhead: 76
Bedford: 74
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 74
East Riding of Yorkshire: 72
Somerset: 72
Plymouth: 71
Brighton and Hove: 71
West Berkshire: 69
Wokingham: 69
Calderdale: 69
Reading: 67
Redcar and Cleveland: 64
Telford and Wrekin: 62
North Somerset: 58
York: 57
South Tyneside: 56
Bath and North East Somerset: 52
Halton: 51
Herefordshire, County of: 51
Torbay: 51
Peterborough: 48
Swindon: 44
Blackburn with Darwen: 43
Blackpool: 41
Bracknell Forest: 36
Darlington: 32
North East Lincolnshire: 29
North Lincolnshire: 29
Hartlepool: 23
Kingston upon Hull, City of: 21
Isle of Wight: 19
Rutland: 6
He was doing similar the other day talking about how his Coronavirus daily briefing beat a reality tv show called the bachelor in TV ratings. Absolute lunatic.
Is this down to high Muslim areas I wonder where people are still meeting up for Friday pray etc ?Sheffield us looking bad, it's 200 behind brum but much smaller
Why when this broke in November didn’t we act then like we are now anyone ?
NoIs this down to high Muslim areas I wonder where people are still meeting up for Friday pray etc ?
Saw something on twitter the other day with accompanying pic saying the mosques were closed for social distancing but muslims were still meeting up to pray together.Is this down to high Muslim areas I wonder where people are still meeting up for Friday pray etc ?
gotta be fair, aside from South Korea, HK, Singapore and China itself, nobody acted fast enough. When the penny dropped we were the worst prepared by miles and made by far the biggest hash of it, mistake after fuck up then lies and more fuckups then the PM ran away- complete joke... but then the USA came along and seemingly decided to kill as many people as possible and make us look like a well oiled machine- Trump is a psychopath and urgently needs to be locked away.
Their current tactic is to intercept supplies destined for other countries and divert them to USA- they’ve done that to French and German supplies so far, and he ordered supplies to no longer go to Canada
Saw something on twitter the other day with accompanying pic saying the mosques were closed for social distancing but muslims were still meeting up to pray together.
Of course its hard to know if that's true at all and if it is how widespread of an issue it is. There's as much chance of it being some racist loon posting it as someone with genuine concerns.
France still collecting data from those that died at home and in residential homes.France 1120 deaths and 5233 new cases
Anyone know why they have soured so fast ?
Haven't France done exactly that to us? Seized something like 200,000 face masks.
Deepest condolences for your lossIndeed, we lost the father in law to this shit disease tonight......rip jeff.
Dense populationJesus brum is out of control
what’s the reason for this ?
If the percentage of local Muslim population was a factor then why is Sheffield not not far behind Birmingham when Muslims make 6 percentage of Sheffields population but 21 percentage of the population of Birmingham. There's not correlation to even argue causation.Saw something on twitter the other day with accompanying pic saying the mosques were closed for social distancing but muslims were still meeting up to pray together.
Of course its hard to know if that's true at all and if it is how widespread of an issue it is. There's as much chance of it being some racist loon posting it as someone with genuine concerns.
I think one of the nurses that died today at the age of 39 was also a Muslim.I saw this type of thing as well, then it was pointed out that it wasn’t exactly hordes of Muslims packing out pubs contrary to “guidance”. I don’t know about mosques but I do know that the first 4 doctors to die while trying to save the lives of British citizens were all Muslim, so it’s a little distasteful to level that kind of shit at them.
Really?Is this down to high Muslim areas I wonder where people are still meeting up for Friday pray etc ?
It was only on 1 case the first time I posted that table, must have been a data issue. It seems a bit random really. The earlier 'leaders' were the Italian alp ski holiday places like you say, or looked like that.Sheffield us looking bad, it's 200 behind brum but much smaller
The thing with this is Manchester 221 on its own, if you add in the outlying areasLooking at the Public Health England data, Brum is really accelerating, it'll be the first UK LA area to hit 1k cases (albeit it is the biggest by population) but has 25% more cases than the next highest place). The London boroughs have plateaued somewhat now:
Birmingham: 984
Hampshire: 749
Sheffield: 715
Surrey: 649
Hertfordshire: 637
Kent: 621
Brent: 601
Southwark: 566
Cumbria: 564
Lambeth: 563
Barnet: 547
Essex: 547
Lancashire: 536
Croydon: 497
Staffordshire: 439
Wandsworth: 434
Ealing: 414
Newham: 409
Bromley: 405
Harrow: 401
Lewisham: 401
Derbyshire: 383
Liverpool: 342
Nottinghamshire: 336
Westminster: 322
Oxfordshire: 315
Waltham Forest: 309
Hackney and City of London: 298
Tower Hamlets: 287
Newcastle upon Tyne: 284
Enfield: 282
Warwickshire: 279
Greenwich: 277
Worcestershire: 277
Hillingdon: 274
Walsall: 270
Leicestershire: 267
Northamptonshire: 264
Merton: 262
Hounslow: 253
Sandwell: 252
Wolverhampton: 251
Redbridge: 247
Camden: 244
Haringey: 233
Dudley: 226
Norfolk: 225
Manchester: 224
Gloucestershire: 224
Kensington and Chelsea: 222
Buckinghamshire: 222
Leeds: 219
Bexley: 217
Islington: 210
Hammersmith and Fulham: 207
West Sussex: 199
County Durham: 198
Sutton: 197
North Yorkshire: 193
Salford: 190
Coventry: 188
Derby: 187
Havering: 183
Lincolnshire: 182
Barking and Dagenham: 178
Cambridgeshire: 172
Richmond upon Thames: 167
Solihull: 164
Devon: 163
Nottingham: 161
Suffolk: 161
Bristol, City of: 156
Stockport: 156
Barnsley: 154
Rotherham: 154
Sunderland: 152
Leicester: 149
Oldham: 149
Northumberland: 142
Sefton: 142
Kirklees: 142
Milton Keynes: 141
Kingston upon Thames: 140
Trafford: 139
Bradford: 135
North Tyneside: 133
Wirral: 130
East Sussex: 129
Southampton: 128
Rochdale: 126
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly: 125
St. Helens: 122
Shropshire: 120
Slough: 117
Luton: 116
Medway: 116
Cheshire West and Chester: 116
Doncaster: 116
Cheshire East: 111
Wiltshire: 110
Wigan: 110
Tameside: 109
Gateshead: 108
Wakefield: 105
South Gloucestershire: 104
Bury: 102
Central Bedfordshire: 99
Middlesbrough: 92
Knowsley: 89
Portsmouth: 85
Thurrock: 83
Warrington: 82
Dorset: 80
Bolton: 80
Stockton-on-Tees: 77
Stoke-on-Trent: 76
Southend-on-Sea: 76
Windsor and Maidenhead: 76
Bedford: 74
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole: 74
East Riding of Yorkshire: 72
Somerset: 72
Plymouth: 71
Brighton and Hove: 71
West Berkshire: 69
Wokingham: 69
Calderdale: 69
Reading: 67
Redcar and Cleveland: 64
Telford and Wrekin: 62
North Somerset: 58
York: 57
South Tyneside: 56
Bath and North East Somerset: 52
Halton: 51
Herefordshire, County of: 51
Torbay: 51
Peterborough: 48
Swindon: 44
Blackburn with Darwen: 43
Blackpool: 41
Bracknell Forest: 36
Darlington: 32
North East Lincolnshire: 29
North Lincolnshire: 29
Hartlepool: 23
Kingston upon Hull, City of: 21
Isle of Wight: 19
Rutland: 6
Hampshire as well given that Southampton and Portsmouth are separate council areasIt was only on 1 case the first time I posted that table, must have been a data issue. It seems a bit random really. The earlier 'leaders' were the Italian alp ski holiday places like you say, or looked like that.
It'd be fascinating to see a retro trace of all this
The vast majority are over 65From the bits that are coming out I think data on the age range of infected and mortality groups.is likely to surprise us.
Given the assumptions based on China.
Was just about to post asking why we aren't seeing similar in other area's with a high Muslim population if that was the reason. Suppose you really need to see the figures per 100K of population to be able to compare.If the percentage of local Muslim population was a factor then why is Sheffield not not far behind Birmingham when Muslims make 6 percentage of Sheffields population but 21 percentage of the population of Birmingham. There's not correlation to even argue causation.
Also Bradford 135 Leicester 149 and Luton 116 all have sizeable Muslim Community’s but are allIf the percentage of local Muslim population was a factor then why is Sheffield not not far behind Birmingham when Muslims make 6 percentage of Sheffields population but 21 percentage of the population of Birmingham. There's not correlation to even argue causation.
Exactly it seems to me the type of shite that Tommy Nobinson fans will spout on twitterAlso Bradford 135 Leicester 149 and Luton 116 all have sizeable Muslim Community’s but are all
Pretty low in Covid 19 cases compared to similar city’s, all lower than Coventry’s
So I would say the attempt at a tenuous link is a crock of shit.
Hampshire outside of those places is pretty wealthy though especially towards Surrey. I worked in Guildford a few times, only place in this country where I've seen estate agents selling ski chalets!Hampshire as well given that Southampton and Portsmouth are separate council areas
Manchester and the GM boroughs together are much bigger than the city of Birmingham population wise (2.8m vs 1.086m), not that your point doesn't have some validity though.The thing with this is Manchester 221 on its own, if you add in the outlying areas
That make up Greater Manchester the numbers I would think will be very similar to
Birmingham ‘as would the population.
If you gage Sheffield 715 against comparable city’s, Liverpool 342 , Leeds 219
Sheffield for some reason looks really high.
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