Covid 19 Part XXXII-215,743 ROI (4,137 deaths)111,166 NI (2,036 deaths)(22/02)Read OP

Stheno

They are late with the leaks!

Wonder did someone confiscate Leo's phone?

TheDoctor

Deleted User wrote: »

Philip Nolan in particular - Boredom Central in cognitive form.

Reminds me of the boring priest in Father Ted.

ninebeanrows

Stheno wrote: »

They are late with the leaks!

Wonder did someone confiscate Leo's phone?

be strange if the print media don't have it for the morning editions so theyll have to have the scoop in the next hour!

bluelamp

Arghus wrote: »

I'd rather see the UK succeed than win a few Internet brownie points, because it'd show all of us that a clear pathway out of this can be achieved and that the worst of this can be put behind us.

If they pull this off, it's the best news since the start of this mess. I must say its really given me some hope this evening.

Credit where its due - their vaccination programe is impressive.

The North has just under half a million vaccines administered. That's equivalent to what.. maybe 1.5 million here?

Well done to them, and I have my fingers crossed for their success.

TonyMaloney

I think you should write the definitive book on the Irish pandemic experience, Arghus.

I'd read it.

TheDoctor

TheDoctor wrote: »

Reminds me of the boring priest in Father Ted.

I wish I had thought of that. :pac:

Turtwig

TonyMaloney wrote: »

The thing about the UK's plan is that it all rests on the reopening of schools going well.
Their own data suggests it won't.

Care to elaborate?

Arghus

TonyMaloney wrote: »

I think you should write the definitive book on the Irish pandemic experience, Arghus.

I'd read it.

Journal of The Plauge Year.

Loafing Oaf

TheDoctor wrote: »

Reminds me of the boring priest in Father Ted.

This one



or this one

TonyMaloney

Turtwig wrote: »

Care to elaborate?

They had a national lockdown in November. Very similar to our level 5 in October.
Pubs, restaurants and non essential business shut. Schools open.

In Kent the virus kept on growing. Mobility data suggests it was well adhered to.
I'm on my phone, but I'll post some graphs next time I get a chance.

Plumbthedepths

Stheno wrote: »

They are late with the leaks!

Wonder did someone confiscate Leo's phone?

Leo is being held in solitary confinement with no access to a phone.

caveat emptor

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Leo is being held in solitary confinement with no access to a phone.

It's funny when you find a leak you stop a leak.

TheDoctor

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

This one



or this one

Exhibit A

Ficheall

Saw some principal in the UK on Channel 4 news complaining about the non-staggered re-opening. All pupils are supposed to be tested three times in the first week (which seems excessive), and she had 1800 pupils :eek:

Arduach

Arghus wrote: »

Journal of The Plauge Year.

Samuel Pepys

FishOnABike

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

So you don't believe the reports released today on how the vaccines reduces transmission of the virus and the necessity for hospitalisations? Or that the UK has half given the vaccine to roughly a quarter of their population.
So it's all lies eh?

FTFY

gutenberg

Arduach wrote: »

Samuel Pepys

Daniel Defoe wrote Journal of the Plague Year.

Though Samuel Pepys also recorded entries about it in his diary (as well as the Great Fire of London, when he buried his Parmesan cheese in a friend’s garden to keep it safe!).

FishOnABike

FishOnABike wrote: »

FTFY

Yes, the half that gives 94% protection from hospitalisation. Not bad, eh?

jammiedodgers

No leaks because they've had to completely redo their plan to keep somewhat in line with Boris

bennyl10

jammiedodgers wrote: »

No leaks because they've had to completely redo their plan to keep somewhat in line with Boris

Wouldn’t surprise me at all!

Arduach

gutenberg wrote: »

Daniel Defoe wrote Journal of the Plague Year.

Though Samuel Pepys also recorded entries about it in his diary (as well as the Great Fire of London, when he buried his Parmesan cheese in a friend’s garden to keep it safe!).

Pepys wrote works on 1665 plague, that's what I was thinking of. But yes your right!

Arduach

https://www.google.com/amp/s/theconversation.com/amp/diary-of-samuel-pepys-shows-how-life-under-the-bubonic-plague-mirrored-todays-pandemic-136222

For Forks Sake

Ficheall wrote: »

Saw some principal in the UK on Channel 4 news complaining about the non-staggered re-opening. All pupils are supposed to be tested three times in the first week (which seems excessive), and she had 1800 pupils :eek:

Boris release a load of positive headlines without investigating the details of what'd be required to actually achieve them? That'd never happen surely :rolleyes:

Ficheall

CoronaBlocker wrote: »

I think I remember you saying at some point that you work in a supermarket, yes? So forgive me if I take your opinions on Boris with no more than a smirk.

Well, if you can't trust supermarket workers and you can't trust the professionals on the national public health emergency team, who can you trust, eh?

hotmail.com

There will be a review on April 5, no major changes until at least then - cabinet tonight.

CoronaBlocker

Ficheall wrote: »

Well, if you can't trust supermarket workers and you can't trust the professionals on the national public health emergency team, who can you trust, eh?

I'd love to respond but - under threat of a ban - I have been ordered not to.

runawaybishop

Morries Wigs wrote: »

Most people think its to do with the spreading of the virus complete bullsh1t so -we are tied to 5km to help people not be evicted from their property ridiculous -their keeping this fairly quiet

Other way around, the eviction ban can only exist with a travel restriction. It was in the papers, it's not a secret.

hotmail.com

runawaybishop wrote: »

Other way around, the eviction ban can only exist with a travel restriction. It was in the papers, it's not a secret.

They can just change that.

bennyl10

hotmail.com wrote: »

There will be a review on April 5, no major changes until at least then - cabinet tonight.

Been reiterated again?
That was the speculation earlier alright

bennyl10

runawaybishop wrote: »

Other way around, the eviction ban can only exist with a travel restriction. It was in the papers, it's not a secret.

It takes one change of regulation
The same as moving between levels and enforcement