Coronavirus

[deane koontz]

36 minutes ago, Casino said:

https://twitter.com/bbc5live/status/1265611230603067393?s=20

They've really dropped the ball with this.  Cummings should have just explained what happened then apologized. Aye, folk would still have called for his head but a lot would understand these things happen.

Instead they opted to tried to rewrite history. Thick cunts.

[Ani]

A mate of mine just posted that Boris sacking Cummings would be like Sooty sacking Harry Corbett. 

[leigh white]

16 minutes ago, Ani said:

A mate of mine just posted that Boris sacking Cummings would be like Sooty sacking Harry Corbett. 

Ha ha, brilliant.😄

[Marc505]

1 hour ago, ProfessorWoland said:

When did you get out?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/feb/03/emily-maitlis-stalker-edward-vines-jailed-breach-restraining-order

 

Now he is one wacky fucker!

[Tombwfc]

 

Glad to have that sorted out. I look forward to the PM and Cabinet welcoming the clarification.

[Zico]

2 hours ago, Casino said:

I see maitlis isnt popular

Would neil have been reprimanded for similar

got it spot on with her intro though

"Dominic Cummings broke the rules – the country can see that and it’s shocked the government cannot."

“The longer ministers and the prime minister insist he worked within them, the more likely the angry response to the scandal is likely to be … He made those who struggled to keep to the rules feel like fools, and has allowed many more to assume they can flout them.”

Talking of Johnson’s “blind loyalty” in the face of plummeting poll ratings, she expressed bafflement: “The prime minister knows all this and has chosen to ignore it.”

[Sweep]

Maitlis always gives me a little twitch

[Spider]

Can’t believe people are still going on about Cummings.

He said he did nowt wrong, and that we should all just let it be.

Even though he did wrong, and we shouldn’t.

But let it be.

[Zico]

2 minutes ago, Spider said:

Can’t believe people are still going on about Cummings.

He said he did nowt wrong, and that we should all just let it be.

Even though he did wrong, and we shouldn’t.

But let it be.

 

[Guest]

Might have breached

[ProfessorWoland]

42 minutes ago, Spider said:

Can’t believe people are still going on about Cummings.

He said he did nowt wrong, and that we should all just let it be.

Even though he did wrong, and we shouldn’t.

But let it be.

 

Cummings statement was entirely true. 

We've always been at war with Eurasia and Eastasia have been loyal allies throughout. I shall tell my neighbors as much at the three minute hate I mean clap.

although the fella across the road has been voicing some disturbing comments latelike. I shouldn't be surprised if he's tracked and traced. 

[birch-chorley]

Nursery just sent a note out, not reopening on Monday after all 

Lancashire County Council have told them it’s not safe 

Not sure which particular wanker / wankers at LCC have made that call but I will find out and make sure I give them dogs abuse 

edit - Dr Sakthi Karunathini is the man, CMO for LCC 

I wonder if he will also recommend that shops shut as it can’t be any safer. We would all starve to death of course but one rule for one and all that 

Edited May 28, 2020 by birch-chorley

[Mounts Kipper]

12 minutes ago, birch-chorley said:

Nursery just sent a note out, not reopening on Monday after all 

Lancashire County Council have told them it’s not safe 

Not sure which particular wanker / wankers at LCC have made that call but I will find out and make sure I give them dogs abuse 

It’s the public health director Lancashire county council who’s issued the advise Dr Karunanthini.

To be fair to him he said that they cannot comply with all the governments own 5 tests. 

Last I heard from wife’s school they are still planning to go in on 8th June despite the warning.
 

 

Edited May 28, 2020 by Mounts Kipper

[birch-chorley]

1 minute ago, Mounts Kipper said:

It’s the public health director Lancashire county council who’s issued the advise. Dr Karunanthini. Last I heard from wife’s school they are still planning to go in on 8th June despite the warning. 

Good on her Mounts, sounds like many are folding! 

[Tonge moor green jacket]

13 hours ago, only1swanny said:

Lots of councils have already done the same..

However Councils don't have much say over Academy Schools.. As they are ran separate and will decide themselves. 

Secondary has already been put back by 2 weeks to the 15th June, and even then it's now only face to face meetings.

What exactly are you meaning with that.

Lad's got classes 3 days a week. One two hour class a day. Is this what you mean, or has it changed, because I've heard nowt?

[peelyfeet]

Deaths have gone up again in the NW hospitals - 50 today. Highest for 16 days.

This virus isn't declining in the communites outside of London and the care homes, we are flat, which suggests the R rate is very near to 1 around here. 

The schools opening is going to increase this, the tracking and tracing should decrease it - hopefully by more. 

Last 2 weeks figures below for hosptal ddeaths in England and wales (NW in brackets)

15th  186 (31)

16th 181 (29)

17th 90 (18)

18th 122 (24)

19th 174 (35)

20th 166 (21)

21st  187 (45)

22nd 121 (23)

23rd 157 (23)

24th 147 (30)

25th 59 (8)

26th 116 (30)

27th 183 (44)

28th 185 (50)

 

Edited May 28, 2020 by peelyfeet

[only1swanny]

22 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

What exactly are you meaning with that.

Lad's got classes 3 days a week. One two hour class a day. Is this what you mean, or has it changed, because I've heard nowt?

year 10?

 

Government has sneaked it back 2 weeks, 

 

[Ani]

Brother in laws school (teaching assistant) go back Monday, all years ! 
 

His missus is teacher at another local school. Not going back at all. 
 

Both primary schools over here. 

[Spider]

2 minutes ago, peelyfeet said:

Deaths have gone up again in the NW hospitals - 50 today. Highest for 16 days.

This virus isn't declining in the communites outside of London and the care homes, we are flat, which suggests the R rate is very near to 1 around here. 

The schools opening is going to increase this, the tracking and tracing should decrease it - hopefully by more. 

Last 2 weeks figures below for hosptal ddeaths in England and wales (NW in brackets)

15th  186 (31)

16th 181 (29)

17th 90 (18)

18th 122 (24)

19th 174 (35)

20th 166 (21)

21st  187 (45)

22nd 121 (23)

23rd 157 (23)

24th 147 (30)

25th 59 (8)

26th 116 (30)

27th 183 (44)

28th 185 (50)

 

It’s almost as if people from all backgrounds have ignored the lockdown rules and the virus won’t play ball.

As if.

[only1swanny]

12 minutes ago, peelyfeet said:

Deaths have gone up again in the NW hospitals - 50 today. Highest for 16 days.

This virus isn't declining in the communites outside of London and the care homes, we are flat, which suggests the R rate is very near to 1 around here. 

The schools opening is going to increase this, the tracking and tracing should decrease it - hopefully by more. 

Last 2 weeks figures below for hosptal ddeaths in England and wales (NW in brackets)

15th  186 (31)

16th 181 (29)

17th 90 (18)

18th 122 (24)

19th 174 (35)

20th 166 (21)

21st  187 (45)

22nd 121 (23)

23rd 157 (23)

24th 147 (30)

25th 59 (8)

26th 116 (30)

27th 183 (44)

28th 185 (50)

 

to me, it seems the Government want the schools to increase it to a manageable amount. Why else would they decide to put secondary back (the kids that can (in theory) social distance), and leave the young ones as they are...(that have no idea what it means).. 

 

I'll do what I'm told at work and was a bit gutted to find out it's been moved back quietly on a Sunday evening.. but the lack of clarity is absolute daft..

Councils saying one thing, academies saying another..

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8357833/Coronavirus-quarter-year-10-12-pupils-return-school-one-time.html

Edited May 28, 2020 by only1swanny

[radcliffe white]

https://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/18481596.fairfield-hospital-coronavirus-patients-plateau-seven-cases-bury-per-day/

[Jol_BWFC]

2 hours ago, Tombwfc said:

 

Glad to have that sorted out. I look forward to the PM and Cabinet welcoming the clarification.

Let’s move on.

[peelyfeet]

1 minute ago, only1swanny said:

to me, it seems the Government want the schools to increase it to a manageable amount. Why else would they decide to put secondary back (the kids that can (in theory) social distance), and leave the young ones as they are...(that have no idea what it means).. 

 

I'll do what I'm told at work and was a bit gutted to find out it's been moved back quietly on a Sunday evening.. but the lack of clarity is absolute daft..

Councils saying one thing, academies saying another..

I think they're playing a dangerous game - schools are going to put the rates up, definatley.

Might only be a slight %.  but if that tips the R rate over 1, then we are into growth again, which we only find out 2 weeks down the line at the earliest.

If you were being cautious youd send the schools back regionally, in regions where the R rate is the lowest,  and see what the impact is 2 or 3 weeks later.

[Jol_BWFC]

16 minutes ago, Ani said:

Brother in laws school (teaching assistant) go back Monday, all years ! 
 

His missus is teacher at another local school. Not going back at all. 
 

Both primary schools over here. 

I noticed that the primary school near us have today started to erect a load of marquees in the playing fields. Presumably they will be using them as additional teaching rooms.

[ProfessorWoland]

17 minutes ago, peelyfeet said:

I think they're playing a dangerous game - schools are going to put the rates up, definatley.

Might only be a slight %.  but if that tips the R rate over 1, then we are into growth again, which we only find out 2 weeks down the line at the earliest.

If you were being cautious youd send the schools back regionally, in regions where the R rate is the lowest,  and see what the impact is 2 or 3 weeks later.

They've shied away from a regional approach throughout, despite London being weeks ahead. If anything it looks like our region is the worst in the country now:

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/greater-manchester-coronavirus-death-toll-18324771

Have they managed to isolate where transmission is taking place? I know a lot of it is within households, but it still has to reach that household in the first place?

Edited May 28, 2020 by ProfessorWoland