matticus
Guru
It doesn't seem very difficult, does it?? Counting 15 or 30 would be trickier, but counting a group of 6!!!
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It is the best option we just have to be careful we don’t reach a point of limiting things to the ones who can and excluding ones who are trying to do and willing to do the right things but can’t as they don’t have the means.
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
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- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
My wife's done some work with her - they're both Dietitians - and yes, she does know her stuff.
A lot of groups arrive at different times. Before you would see 4 people joined by another 2, joined by another 1 and another 2 later. This is still going on. Also people going and then moving tables.
I have joined someone at the pub and got asked how many people were in the group (2) and had exactly the same when moving table to check not joining a group of six.
Amazing what happens when you tell them enrofoce the rules or it’s 10 grand. We could have save so much of this messing around mouths ago.
Police told don't put app on works phones. Good job really
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technolo...oronavirus&link_location=live-reporting-story
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technolo...oronavirus&link_location=live-reporting-story
I feel that some of the stuff being implemented now including inspections and advice would have made a difference over what's now nearly four months since things reopened.
Rusty Nails
We remember
- Location
- Living in the slow lane
That's the way she seems to want to portray it. Does she do all the Covid briefings or does she delegate some of them to ministers? I don't know how selective the tv channels outside Scotland are but they only seem to show her.
mjr
Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
- Location
- mostly Norfolk, sometimes Somerset
Another poultry factory outbreak https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/health...bernard-matthews-employees-covid-19-1-6859074
It'll be interesting whether the more cooperative approach of the more paternalistic company limits the outbreak size more than the last one did.
It'll be interesting whether the more cooperative approach of the more paternalistic company limits the outbreak size more than the last one did.
Totally the it’s recommend idea was never going to work. Some of the stuff in general that’s in place now would have saved a good few lives too if implemented 6 months ago.
As it stands no it’s not but don’t think it will get pick up.
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
There are two other people there depending on current circumstances. The Medical Officer and the Chief Constable mostly but often some other expert. They all add their bit.
At least she is there as First Minister unlike other countries where the head is off on holiday or something and some incoherent junior is delegated to answer questions where he clearly does not know the answer.
While I am ambivalent about Ms Sturgeon in some respects at least she gets on with the job and I cannot understand this unreasoning hatred of her. Is it fear that she seems capable and comes across as a coherent and capable leader?
The 2019/2020 flu season was on course to be a real shocker, but tailed off dramatically with social distancing. Some of the people reporting really bad illnesses in December and January almost certainly had flu. Although there is some small evidence the virus may have arrived here in December in tiny numbers. It was here it January but probably not circulating widely.
Evidence suggests the city of Manaus in Brazil was the 2nd worst place on earth for covid-19. There is a non-peer reviewed paper that with a bit of bodgery reckons 66% of the population have had this coronavirus. It then analyses whether herd immunity explains the drops in infections. Cases have started to rise again though, leading to speculation outside those writing the paper whether this is just showing that immunity is only for 3 months. 66% is about ten times higher a proportion than in the UK.
