Wed May 06, 2020 10:27 am
Wed May 06, 2020 10:38 am
Wed May 06, 2020 10:38 am
Wed May 06, 2020 10:43 am
Forever Blue wrote::cry:
Wed May 06, 2020 10:45 am
Igovernor wrote:Forever Blue wrote::cry:
Absolute bunch of morons really thicker than two short planks, they should be locked up. get the army there and arrest them all, then put them in psychiatric hospitals and keep them there until they realize how utterly stupid they are. I guess that would mean for life
Wed May 06, 2020 10:56 am
Wed May 06, 2020 10:56 am
Wed May 06, 2020 10:58 am
Pembroke bluebird wrote:My wife and I are currently in Complete lockdown the wife a nurse has tested positive and passed it on to me I wouldn’t mind attending this gathering to explain how this virus works it’s like a sledgehammer hitting you
Words fail me with these idiots![]()
Wed May 06, 2020 10:59 am
billy ronson wrote:I take it they are also saying “no” to receiving any treatment and support from NHS if they contract the virus ???
The government has a real dilemma trying to balance getting the economy working and reducing lockdown and sadly getting some to realise it will be just relaxing SOME rules NOT removing all !
Wed May 06, 2020 11:00 am
Forever Blue wrote:Pembroke bluebird wrote:My wife and I are currently in Complete lockdown the wife a nurse has tested positive and passed it on to me I wouldn’t mind attending this gathering to explain how this virus works it’s like a sledgehammer hitting you
Words fail me with these idiots![]()
Sorry to hear Gerald and stay strong
Wed May 06, 2020 11:04 am
Pembroke bluebird wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Pembroke bluebird wrote:My wife and I are currently in Complete lockdown the wife a nurse has tested positive and passed it on to me I wouldn’t mind attending this gathering to explain how this virus works it’s like a sledgehammer hitting you
Words fail me with these idiots![]()
Sorry to hear Gerald and stay strong
Thank you Annis you and your family keep safe as well
Wed May 06, 2020 11:38 am
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Wed May 06, 2020 1:35 pm
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Wed May 06, 2020 1:37 pm
oohahhPaulMillar wrote:I am all for getting this lockdown eased ASAP
However, it’s got to be done in the safest way possible, hopefully this is just a poster produced by a few morons and nobody turns up.
Any idiot who does turn up should be arrested and fined
Wed May 06, 2020 1:39 pm
Bluebina wrote:oohahhPaulMillar wrote:I am all for getting this lockdown eased ASAP
However, it’s got to be done in the safest way possible, hopefully this is just a poster produced by a few morons and nobody turns up.
Any idiot who does turn up should be arrested and fined
Watercannon's let's not feck about, if they are out to cause trouble give them some
Wed May 06, 2020 1:55 pm
Wed May 06, 2020 2:13 pm
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Wed May 06, 2020 3:18 pm
Bluebina wrote:oohahhPaulMillar wrote:I am all for getting this lockdown eased ASAP
However, it’s got to be done in the safest way possible, hopefully this is just a poster produced by a few morons and nobody turns up.
Any idiot who does turn up should be arrested and fined
Watercannon's let's not feck about, if they are out to cause trouble give them some
Wed May 06, 2020 3:19 pm
Steve the Tea TM (c) wrote:The first sentence of this thread: 'UK has the highest death rate in the world,' is simply wrong whilst the Guardian heading is misleading.
Though figures show that in Britain sadly 29,400 have died; Italy the total is 29,300 and Spain witnessed 25,600 deaths the raw figures are misleading. When you factor in the populations of these countries the death rates are: Spain (pop: 47m) has seen 0.054% of her population die. In Italy (pop: 60m) deaths amount for 0.048% and in Britain (68m) 0.043%.
However, the total of deaths as a percentage of the population would be even higher in Spain and Italy as this morning on BBCtv Matt Hancock (Heath Secretary) stated that the GB totals are for deaths in hospitals AND Care Homes whilst the figures for Spain and Italy only include those who died in hospitals.
If deaths in care homes were also included in their statistics then the percentage of deaths per population in Spain and Italy would have been even worse.
On the second issue of this thread, if true, the planned mass meeting defies logic. Clearly authorities would never allow it to go ahead, though.
StT.
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Wed May 06, 2020 3:19 pm
Steve the Tea TM (c) wrote:The first sentence of this thread: 'UK has the highest death rate in the world,' is simply wrong whilst the Guardian heading is misleading.
Though figures show that in Britain sadly 29,400 have died; Italy the total is 29,300 and Spain witnessed 25,600 deaths the raw figures are misleading. When you factor in the populations of these countries the death rates are: Spain (pop: 47m) has seen 0.054% of her population die. In Italy (pop: 60m) deaths amount for 0.048% and in Britain (68m) 0.043%.
However, the total of deaths as a percentage of the population would be even higher in Spain and Italy as this morning on BBCtv Matt Hancock (Heath Secretary) stated that the GB totals are for deaths in hospitals AND Care Homes whilst the figures for Spain and Italy only include those who died in hospitals.
If deaths in care homes were also included in their statistics then the percentage of deaths per population in Spain and Italy would have been even worse.
On the second issue of this thread, if true, the planned mass meeting defies logic. Clearly authorities would never allow it to go ahead, though.
StT.
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Wed May 06, 2020 5:58 pm
Wed May 06, 2020 6:27 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Steve the Tea TM (c) wrote:The first sentence of this thread: 'UK has the highest death rate in the world,' is simply wrong whilst the Guardian heading is misleading.
Though figures show that in Britain sadly 29,400 have died; Italy the total is 29,300 and Spain witnessed 25,600 deaths the raw figures are misleading. When you factor in the populations of these countries the death rates are: Spain (pop: 47m) has seen 0.054% of her population die. In Italy (pop: 60m) deaths amount for 0.048% and in Britain (68m) 0.043%.
However, the total of deaths as a percentage of the population would be even higher in Spain and Italy as this morning on BBCtv Matt Hancock (Heath Secretary) stated that the GB totals are for deaths in hospitals AND Care Homes whilst the figures for Spain and Italy only include those who died in hospitals.
If deaths in care homes were also included in their statistics then the percentage of deaths per population in Spain and Italy would have been even worse.
On the second issue of this thread, if true, the planned mass meeting defies logic. Clearly authorities would never allow it to go ahead, though.
StT.
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Hancock the health Secretary Hmmmmmmmm?
Has talked bullshit for weeks
He has no clue about his own country never mind other countries.
Where I live in the Balearic Islands all private care homes / care homes etc are included in the daily death toll.
Also don’t forget the UK Govt said itself it was looking at worst 20,000 deaths .
Of course it’s right to compare other countries if the UK was the least they would be saying it as well.
The first week of the UK lockdown was DONT go out, yet the pubs / cinemas/ theatres were still open , madness .
For weeks and still Now happening 105,000 people arrive in the UK with not one question asked to them.
I won’t go on but from day one the Govt were way to slow and soft .
POPULATIONS:
Germany 83mill
France 67 mill
UK 66mill
Italy 60mill
Spain 47mill
UK is at least two weeks behind on the virus.
AND THUS IS FACTS BELOW / NOT FAKE NEWS
At least 15,000 people a day are flying into the UK without checks on their medical condition, the health secretary admitted yesterday.
Matt Hancock said that the equivalent of 105,000 passengers a week were entering the UK from countries including those with serious coronavirus outbreaks such as the US, China, Spain and Italy. Criticism has mounted over the failure to impose health checks or a compulsory period in quarantine for people arriving at UK airports. The US has banned entry for people from Britain and elsewhere in Europe.
Sky News:
The UK got in this position after 45 days / Italy took 60 days to get in this position
The UK has Europe's HIGHEST fatality count as data suggests the TRUE number of victims could be at least 40,000
Data counting people who weren't tested is adding thousands of previously uncounted victims to death toll
Italy has so far recorded around 29,000 victims, and Spain and France have around 25,000 each
US has by far the largest death toll, with almost 70,000 victims, but this is diluted in an enormous population
UK's Office for National Statistics counts anyone with COVID-19 on death certificate, whether tested or not
It counted 29,710 deaths by April 24 in England and Wales. A further 2,612 in Scotland and Northern Ireland
Here’s how to help people impacted by Covid-19
By SAM BLANCHARD SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER FOR MAILONLINE
5 May 2020
Another 693 people were today confirmed to have died of COVID-19 in England, Scotland and Wales, taking the number of victims to 29,427 and making Britain the worst-hit nation in Europe.
And separate backdated figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show the figure appears to have already been higher than 32,000 by April 24 - 10 days ago.
That number is 42 per cent higher than the count announced by the Department of Health at the time, suggesting the current total could be higher than 40,000 - this would mean COVID-19 has killed more Britons in eight weeks than died over seven months during the Blitz bombings in World War Two.
Today's data confirms that more people have died of the coronavirus in the UK than in Italy, still considered to be the worst-hit country in Europe and had suffered 29,079 fatalities by this morning. Only the US has had more deaths than Britain - almost 70,000 - while there have been 25,600 in Spain and 25,200 in France.
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THESE FACTS?
The latest figures on European housing reveal that two out of three Spaniards live in a flat, while in countries such as Britain, Croatia and Norway, more than 80 percent of people live in houses.
Spanish people live in over populated areas in the City’s and they are far more condensed than any other European countries which is mainly the reason why Covid-19 spread so fiercely in the first few weeks.
Italy was also in a similar position with many areas of Italy over populated with the population living in flats.
LOOK I WANT THE UK TO BE THE LEAST IN THE WORLD.
Labour leader Keir Starmer:
Highest number of deaths in Europe & 2nd highest in the world
Deaths in care homes still rising
UK GOVT
Last to lockdown
Last for PPI
last last or even slowest to do anything
Wed May 06, 2020 6:33 pm
Steve the Tea TM (c) wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Steve the Tea TM (c) wrote:The first sentence of this thread: 'UK has the highest death rate in the world,' is simply wrong whilst the Guardian heading is misleading.
Though figures show that in Britain sadly 29,400 have died; Italy the total is 29,300 and Spain witnessed 25,600 deaths the raw figures are misleading. When you factor in the populations of these countries the death rates are: Spain (pop: 47m) has seen 0.054% of her population die. In Italy (pop: 60m) deaths amount for 0.048% and in Britain (68m) 0.043%.
However, the total of deaths as a percentage of the population would be even higher in Spain and Italy as this morning on BBCtv Matt Hancock (Heath Secretary) stated that the GB totals are for deaths in hospitals AND Care Homes whilst the figures for Spain and Italy only include those who died in hospitals.
If deaths in care homes were also included in their statistics then the percentage of deaths per population in Spain and Italy would have been even worse.
On the second issue of this thread, if true, the planned mass meeting defies logic. Clearly authorities would never allow it to go ahead, though.
StT.
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Hancock the health Secretary Hmmmmmmmm?
Has talked bullshit for weeks
He has no clue about his own country never mind other countries.
Where I live in the Balearic Islands all private care homes / care homes etc are included in the daily death toll.
Also don’t forget the UK Govt said itself it was looking at worst 20,000 deaths .
Of course it’s right to compare other countries if the UK was the least they would be saying it as well.
The first week of the UK lockdown was DONT go out, yet the pubs / cinemas/ theatres were still open , madness .
For weeks and still Now happening 105,000 people arrive in the UK with not one question asked to them.
I won’t go on but from day one the Govt were way to slow and soft .
POPULATIONS:
Germany 83mill
France 67 mill
UK 66mill
Italy 60mill
Spain 47mill
UK is at least two weeks behind on the virus.
AND THUS IS FACTS BELOW / NOT FAKE NEWS
At least 15,000 people a day are flying into the UK without checks on their medical condition, the health secretary admitted yesterday.
Matt Hancock said that the equivalent of 105,000 passengers a week were entering the UK from countries including those with serious coronavirus outbreaks such as the US, China, Spain and Italy. Criticism has mounted over the failure to impose health checks or a compulsory period in quarantine for people arriving at UK airports. The US has banned entry for people from Britain and elsewhere in Europe.
Sky News:
The UK got in this position after 45 days / Italy took 60 days to get in this position
The UK has Europe's HIGHEST fatality count as data suggests the TRUE number of victims could be at least 40,000
Data counting people who weren't tested is adding thousands of previously uncounted victims to death toll
Italy has so far recorded around 29,000 victims, and Spain and France have around 25,000 each
US has by far the largest death toll, with almost 70,000 victims, but this is diluted in an enormous population
UK's Office for National Statistics counts anyone with COVID-19 on death certificate, whether tested or not
It counted 29,710 deaths by April 24 in England and Wales. A further 2,612 in Scotland and Northern Ireland
Here’s how to help people impacted by Covid-19
By SAM BLANCHARD SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER FOR MAILONLINE
5 May 2020
Another 693 people were today confirmed to have died of COVID-19 in England, Scotland and Wales, taking the number of victims to 29,427 and making Britain the worst-hit nation in Europe.
And separate backdated figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show the figure appears to have already been higher than 32,000 by April 24 - 10 days ago.
That number is 42 per cent higher than the count announced by the Department of Health at the time, suggesting the current total could be higher than 40,000 - this would mean COVID-19 has killed more Britons in eight weeks than died over seven months during the Blitz bombings in World War Two.
Today's data confirms that more people have died of the coronavirus in the UK than in Italy, still considered to be the worst-hit country in Europe and had suffered 29,079 fatalities by this morning. Only the US has had more deaths than Britain - almost 70,000 - while there have been 25,600 in Spain and 25,200 in France.
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THESE FACTS?
The latest figures on European housing reveal that two out of three Spaniards live in a flat, while in countries such as Britain, Croatia and Norway, more than 80 percent of people live in houses.
Spanish people live in over populated areas in the City’s and they are far more condensed than any other European countries which is mainly the reason why Covid-19 spread so fiercely in the first few weeks.
Italy was also in a similar position with many areas of Italy over populated with the population living in flats.
LOOK I WANT THE UK TO BE THE LEAST IN THE WORLD.
Labour leader Keir Starmer:
Highest number of deaths in Europe & 2nd highest in the world
Deaths in care homes still rising
UK GOVT
Last to lockdown
Last for PPI
last last or even slowest to do anything
I am not doubting that the UK govt has been slow to act nor that some of the decisions they have made I think are wrong. We agree on that.
However, the facts I posted above (percentage death rates) are correct as is the fact that British death totals include those who died in care and nursing homes. Spain and Italy only include those who died in hospitals.
StT.
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