| Second wave 21:06 - May 20 with 7097 views | PatfromPoole |
Give it 2-3 weeks.
Bournemouth / Poole will be full of it.
Drove past Bournemouth Pier at 11.30am this morning and it was a moment of despair.....
https://www.bournemouthecho.co |  |
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| Second wave on 17:34 - Jun 8 with 918 views | JaySaint |
A new report from EU’s Centre for Disease Prevention and Control on the prevalence of Covid-19 in long term care facilities includes a useful comparison between European countries, which may surprise British commentators. The EU’s numbers show that the prevalence of deaths in UK care homes is comparatively lower as a percentage than in other European countries. Guido brings you the comparison:
Spain 66%
Norway 61% (including out of hospital settings)
Belgium 51%
Sweden 50%
France 50%
Germany 37%
UK 21%
In the UK, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, 21% deaths have occurred in care homes as of last week’s statistics, far below most EU counterparts. This rather undermines Starmer’s political argument that care homes are primarily to blame for the UK’s relatively high Covid-19 mortality rate… |  |
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| Second wave on 18:45 - Jun 8 with 885 views | cocklebreath |
| Second wave on 17:34 - Jun 8 by JaySaint |
A new report from EU’s Centre for Disease Prevention and Control on the prevalence of Covid-19 in long term care facilities includes a useful comparison between European countries, which may surprise British commentators. The EU’s numbers show that the prevalence of deaths in UK care homes is comparatively lower as a percentage than in other European countries. Guido brings you the comparison:
Spain 66%
Norway 61% (including out of hospital settings)
Belgium 51%
Sweden 50%
France 50%
Germany 37%
UK 21%
In the UK, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, 21% deaths have occurred in care homes as of last week’s statistics, far below most EU counterparts. This rather undermines Starmer’s political argument that care homes are primarily to blame for the UK’s relatively high Covid-19 mortality rate… |
The main reason is we are a country of lazy fat c&nts |  |
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| Second wave on 22:30 - Jun 8 with 858 views | Chesham_Saint |
| Second wave on 18:45 - Jun 8 by cocklebreath |
The main reason is we are a country of lazy fat c&nts |
As borne out by the type 2 diabetes stats for this country. |  |
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| Second wave on 08:31 - Jun 9 with 804 views | JaySaint |
2 kids under the age of 14 without pre-existing conditions have died from this cirus.
remind me again why teachers are kicking off? | |
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| Second wave on 17:04 - Jun 10 with 773 views | PatfromPoole |
Johnson about to harp on about his bloody “road map” again..... | |
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| Second wave on 18:26 - Jun 10 with 745 views | kentsouthampton |
| Second wave on 22:11 - May 20 by dirk_doone |
I admire your optimism, Boris, and d'you know what , I think you could be right. The funny thing about all of the previous global pandemics: Typhus, Smallpox, the Black Death, Spanish Flu etc, is that one day they just went away. Such are the mysteries of life and death.
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None of those were a coronavirus, all six corona virus we have had up to covid19 have been with us for as long as man has been on the planet, they didn't disappear, in fact there is a theory that these viruses were probably just as deadly originally but weakened over time to become no more than colds.
Typhus and small pox didn't disappear they were eradicated with vaccines.
Flu has been rendered much less harmful with vaccines. |  | | |
| Second wave on 20:58 - Jun 10 with 672 views | grumpy |
| Second wave on 17:04 - Jun 10 by PatfromPoole |
Johnson about to harp on about his bloody “road map” again..... |
Must be a very dodgy road,he's come off it a few times. |  | | |
| Second wave on 13:05 - Jun 11 with 593 views | Bison |
| Second wave on 18:26 - Jun 10 by kentsouthampton |
None of those were a coronavirus, all six corona virus we have had up to covid19 have been with us for as long as man has been on the planet, they didn't disappear, in fact there is a theory that these viruses were probably just as deadly originally but weakened over time to become no more than colds.
Typhus and small pox didn't disappear they were eradicated with vaccines.
Flu has been rendered much less harmful with vaccines. |
My 75 year old Dad volunteered for the Trial/scheme they are running in Southampton. He had some test and they have said he cant take part as he has anti-bodies so he has already had it. Over xmas new year most of my family had some sort of 'cold' of varying degree's so I think more people have had it then we think. Back in May he had the test to see if he had it but that was negative , but that's a different test.
I know its not certain you cant catch it again but knowing he has had it and prob most of my family has too is a weight off the mind. |  |
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