When will this shit end?

[JoeyT]

 

[JoeyT]

13 minutes ago, phimill said:

Do we think single number deaths today?

4654 cases

23 deaths

[zahidf]

1 minute ago, JoeyT said:

4654 cases

23 deaths

What was last weeks figures any idea?

[zahidf]

4 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

 

BOSH

[JoeyT]

Just now, zahidf said:

What was last weeks figures any idea?

5342 cases

17 deaths

[incident]

31 minutes ago, zahidf said:

They know that GSK doesn't actually have a (proven working) COVID vaccine right? And won't have one in at minimum the next 6 months.

[JoeyT]

Schools have been back 3 weeks and cases spreading like a block of frozen Lurpak on a poppadom.

 

[stuartbert two hats]

4 minutes ago, JoeyT said:

Schools have been back 3 weeks and cases spreading like a block of frozen Lurpak on a poppadom.

 

And we have another two weeks of no schools + extra vaccinations before the next step.

[zahidf]

 

[zahidf]

 

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[Chapple12345]

Data looks very promising for today, especially after the easing earlier in the month, I've been for a walk round my city today and its been so nice to see people out and about and being responsible too, the end is very much in sight I say 

[zahidf]

 

[zahidf]

 

[Guest]

Vaccination update including weekly figures:

[zahidf]

 

[Guest]

41 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

And we have another two weeks of no schools + extra vaccinations before the next step.

That's why the 5 weeks gap is so important, it gives us enough leeway to really see the impacts of the measures we are taking.

[Crazyfool01]

Whoop whoop .... 🙂 

[JoeyT]

Only listening on 5live but seems like a very positive briefing.

Roll on the bank holiday 🍻

[zahidf]

Whitty says even after two doses of vaccines grandparents should not hug grandchildren at Easter

Q: If people have had both doses, why shouldn’t they hug their grandchildren at Easter. They are as safe as they will ever be.

Whitty says having two doses provides protections. But vaccines also offer protection by reducing the amount of virus in transmission. He says that protection will not fully be in place.

He says younger people not be vaccinated, and will be meeting people who aren’t.

And he says it takes time for the second dose to take effect.

[zahidf]

Loollll

 

[Havors]

6 minutes ago, zahidf said:

Whitty says even after two doses of vaccines grandparents should not hug grandchildren at Easter

Q: If people have had both doses, why shouldn’t they hug their grandchildren at Easter. They are as safe as they will ever be.

Whitty says having two doses provides protections. But vaccines also offer protection by reducing the amount of virus in transmission. He says that protection will not fully be in place.

He says younger people not be vaccinated, and will be meeting people who aren’t.

And he says it takes time for the second dose to take effect.

Absolute waffle tbh 

[JoeyT]

5 minutes ago, zahidf said:

Whitty says even after two doses of vaccines grandparents should not hug grandchildren at Easter

Q: If people have had both doses, why shouldn’t they hug their grandchildren at Easter. They are as safe as they will ever be.

Whitty says having two doses provides protections. But vaccines also offer protection by reducing the amount of virus in transmission. He says that protection will not fully be in place.

He says younger people not be vaccinated, and will be meeting people who aren’t.

And he says it takes time for the second dose to take effect.

Yeah good luck with that 😂

[Guest]

11 minutes ago, zahidf said:

Whitty says even after two doses of vaccines grandparents should not hug grandchildren at Easter

Q: If people have had both doses, why shouldn’t they hug their grandchildren at Easter. They are as safe as they will ever be.

Whitty says having two doses provides protections. But vaccines also offer protection by reducing the amount of virus in transmission. He says that protection will not fully be in place.

He says younger people not be vaccinated, and will be meeting people who aren’t.

And he says it takes time for the second dose to take effect.

Sounds reasonable, the points he raises are valid and will probably be quite a big help to people that are thinking the some as the question. It's a nice reminder of why we need to keep to the rules for a bit longer.

[fraybentos1]

4 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

Sounds reasonable, the points he raises are valid and will probably be quite a big help to people that are thinking the some as the question. It's a nice reminder of why we need to keep to the rules for a bit longer.

I've never come across someone who loves these ridiculous rules as much as you. It's baffling.

[JoeyT]

9 minutes ago, Ozanne said:

Sounds reasonable, the points he raises are valid and will probably be quite a big help to people that are thinking the some as the question. It's a nice reminder of why we need to keep to the rules for a bit longer.

If people are thinking the same as the question I’m sure they can use their logic and realise once you’ve had both jabs of you can’t hug whoever you want then you won’t be able to ever!