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IaninSheffield
Veteran
- Location
- Sheffield, UK
'Too high' ... perhaps a (generous?) interpretation might be too high to proceed more quickly?
'Making it even worse' - (sadly) we'll only be able to judge that in due course.
The inaccurate regional figures for Wales and the North West are nominally pretty high. It may update on Friday for the downward trend.
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
An unforeseen consequence with the support bubble is it will make life feel worse for those that can't form one.
mjr
Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
- Location
- mostly Norfolk, sometimes Somerset
...opens the way for mistresses to declare his household as their support bubble? Blimey, he was quick to get itchy feet wasn't he?
A second wave together with opening up more NHS services won't make a pretty picture. Maybe they will blink when they need to find bunk beds for all the surgical beds that in quick time will need to be found so they can move over for the extra medical ones.
Guardian
Boris Johnson is considering reducing the 2-metre physical-distancing restriction to allow schools in England to reopen fully by September, the Daily Telegraph reports.
The Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer, criticised the government’s efforts to get pupils back in class, using an article in the paper to claim “mismanagement” was putting at risk the welfare and education of children.
The newspaper reports that Johnson is looking at following World Health Organization advice and reducing physical distancing to 1 metre - guidance already followed by countries including France, Denmark and Singapore.
At prime minister’s questions on Wednesday, he promised to “keep that 2-metre rule under constant review”.
Boris Johnson is considering reducing the 2-metre physical-distancing restriction to allow schools in England to reopen fully by September, the Daily Telegraph reports.
The Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer, criticised the government’s efforts to get pupils back in class, using an article in the paper to claim “mismanagement” was putting at risk the welfare and education of children.
The newspaper reports that Johnson is looking at following World Health Organization advice and reducing physical distancing to 1 metre - guidance already followed by countries including France, Denmark and Singapore.
At prime minister’s questions on Wednesday, he promised to “keep that 2-metre rule under constant review”.
RoadRider400
Some bloke that likes cycling alone
Can they just not say that they appreciate the 2m rule is not feasible all the time in schools, but wish to keep it as the expected norm in all other situations?
Edit. Looks like wave 2 possibly taking place in Iran and some US states.
Edit. Looks like wave 2 possibly taking place in Iran and some US states.
mjr
Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
- Location
- mostly Norfolk, sometimes Somerset
gov.uk thinks the English are too thick to cope with that. Based on what we elected, they may be correct...
All progressing nicely I see remind me again when was this all to have been up and running by ?
Tanzania covid free say's president "Corona in our country has been removed by the powers of God"
Just a coincidence then that the government stopped publishing data 6 weeks ago.
He need's to make up his mind he did calm his son was healed of covid my drinking a mixture of ginger and lemonade.
Just a coincidence then that the government stopped publishing data 6 weeks ago.
He need's to make up his mind he did calm his son was healed of covid my drinking a mixture of ginger and lemonade.
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