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Gavin D
04 May 2020 12:18:48
Buzzfeed have got hold of all 7 of the draft government documents on their plan to ease lockdown in workplaces

Customers would be encouraged to shop alone is one of the many plans drawn up

https://www.buzzfeed.com/alexwickham/governments-draft-plan-to-ease-lockdown-workpace-in-full 
Joe Bloggs
04 May 2020 12:22:14


 


Is she the cell biologist? I think it was her on the other day with a young epidemiologist and they were very clear thinking.


Originally Posted by: fairweather 


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Gilbert_(scientist)


She is exceptional and this very much came across in the interview I watched on Marr. 


https://youtu.be/F-S_Pqt1A_I 



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westv
04 May 2020 12:23:06

Buzzfeed have got hold of all 7 of the draft government documents on their plan to ease lockdown in workplaces

Customers would be encouraged to shop alone is one of the many plans drawn up

Originally Posted by: Gavin D 

">https://www.buzzfeed.com/alexwickham/governments-draft-plan-to-ease-lockdown-workpace-in-full


 


That is already happening in a lot of shops.


At least it will be mild!
llamedos
04 May 2020 12:38:13


I'd be happy to see more of Maria Van Kerkhove. Exceptional knowledge. 


Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 

I assume you've suggested Mrs G should pop out for some shopping 


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The Beast from the East
04 May 2020 12:43:16


 


That is already happening in a lot of shops.


Originally Posted by: westv 


 


Not in my Tesco and Asda seem to have stopped, allowing couples and large families in.


Of course, you could just queue up separately


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Brian Gaze
04 May 2020 12:44:15


I assume you've suggested Mrs G should pop out for some shopping 


Originally Posted by: llamedos 


 That would be a little tricky because we've had weekly food deliveries from the local butcher and online supermarkets since the lock-down started so haven't been to a shop.


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Polar Low
04 May 2020 12:45:39

Hand sanitiser in huge demand I can’t get any at the moment so that’s going to be a big problem nationally usually comes in 5 litres promised some next week
Constant topping up in the five used classrooms at the moment.


Also with regard to schools possible closing of canteen would be a huge problem up and down the country  for some of those kids it’s the only cooked meal they have so perhaps canteen and staff numbers linked to the most deprived children.Others would have packed lunches to help SD


Can also see double days and night shifts becoming much more popular for manufacturing which again has pros and cons.


will SAP cope


 


 



Buzzfeed have got hold of all 7 of the draft government documents on their plan to ease lockdown in workplaces

Customers would be encouraged to shop alone is one of the many plans drawn up

https://www.buzzfeed.com/alexwickham/governments-draft-plan-to-ease-lockdown-workpace-in-full

Originally Posted by: Gavin D 

bledur
04 May 2020 12:54:21

Re-testing samples from patients last December finds CV-19 was already spreading in France
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52524001

This adds weight to widespread reports it has circulated widely for weeks before being noticed in more vulnerable groups.
Perhaps there was a slight mutation to a more dangerous form and we are already in a second wave

Originally Posted by: four 


Re-testing samples from patients last December finds CV-19 was already spreading in France 


 Absolutely. You won,t find a specific virus till you do a lot of testing for it so it is highly likely covid -19 was around in many large cities before it was recognised.

The Beast from the East
04 May 2020 12:54:31

Cruise ship story for Maunder,


though I wouldn't mind being stuck in a small cabin with her for 51 days


 


 




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Phil G
04 May 2020 12:58:36


 


Re-testing samples from patients last December finds CV-19 was already spreading in France 


 Absolutely. You won,t find a specific virus till you do a lot of testing for it so it is highly likely covid -19 was around in many large cities before it was recognised.


Originally Posted by: bledur 


Wow! How accurate are these tests though? I have seen so many posts where this could have started anywhere so just why are the Chinese so protective and won't let any investigations into. What are they hiding?

ozone_aurora
04 May 2020 13:00:46

Re-testing samples from patients last December finds CV-19 was already spreading in France
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52524001

This adds weight to widespread reports it has circulated widely for weeks before being noticed in more vulnerable groups.
Perhaps there was a slight mutation to a more dangerous form and we are already in a second wave

Originally Posted by: four 



Perhaps this may back up a theory I read earlier in the pandemic that someone from Europe with the virus travelled to Wuhan China & caused an outbreak there (perhaps mixing with another strain of coronavirus there to more potent strain, but who knows). This might even exonerate China* with some of the misgivings here.

I doubt anyone will ever get to know the origin of the SARS-CoV-2.

Anyway, I leave this to more knowledgeable persons to comment.

*however, I do agree with what some posters (e.g., Phil & David) have said about China in regards to mis-informing the world about the outbreak & allowing wet markets to flourish.

Gavin D
04 May 2020 13:03:32
Scotland has reported 169 new cases and 5 new deaths

Wales has reported 195 new cases and 14 new deaths
Gavin D
04 May 2020 13:05:29
Northern Ireland has reported 69 new cases and 6 new deaths

Polar Low
04 May 2020 13:07:24

If it was a mistake that got out of control a mistake is a mistake. But if they were knowingly responsible that’s very different


China’s lack of transparency after the coronavirus broke out leaves a lot to be desired but I fear US  does have problems of its own in trying to find the truth and would worry itself about retaliations


As far as I know or from what I’ve read United States is heavily reliant on China for personal protection equipment desperately needed by American medical workers, and Trump also wants to keep a hard-won trade deal on track so it’s not going to easy to find the truth.


 


 





Perhaps this may back up a theory I read earlier in the pandemic that someone from Europe with the virus travelled to Wuhan China & caused an outbreak there (perhaps mixing with another strain of coronavirus there to more potent strain, but who knows). This might even exonerate China* with some of the misgivings here.

I doubt anyone will ever get to know the origin of the SARS-CoV-2.

Anyway, I leave this to more knowledgeable persons to comment.

*however, I do agree with what some posters (e.g., Phil & David) have said about China in regards to mis-informing the world about the outbreak & allowing wet markets to flourish.


Originally Posted by: ozone_aurora 

Gavin D
04 May 2020 13:10:23

NHS England has reported 204 new hospital deaths down from 246 yesterday


 


Last Monday. NHS England has reported 329 hospital deaths

Gavin D
04 May 2020 13:11:45
The UK has provisionally reported 223 hospital deaths the lowest total in seven weeks
fairweather
04 May 2020 13:15:35


 


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Gilbert_(scientist)


She is exceptional and this very much came across in the interview I watched on Marr. 


https://youtu.be/F-S_Pqt1A_I 


Originally Posted by: Joe Bloggs 


Ah, yes, her. I saw that, it was a couple of weeks ago. She is very good. Fingers crossed that they actually get some of the volunteers infected. 


It was easy for Jenner. He just got some poor unsuspecting child, gave them the vaccination (cow pox) and injected him with smallpox, the biggest all time viral killer. Thankfully it worked!


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fairweather
04 May 2020 13:19:11


 


Wow! How accurate are these tests though? I have seen so many posts where this could have started anywhere so just why are the Chinese so protective and won't let any investigations into. What are they hiding?


Originally Posted by: Phil G 


It wouldn't mean it didn't start in China. Plenty of people would have left China for holidays in any case. It just means China closing its International borders sooner wouldn't have prevented the pandemic.


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Gavin D
04 May 2020 13:19:44

Breakdown of the 204 hospital deaths in England by date



  • 54 on May 3rd

  • 108 on May 2nd

  • 24 on May 1st

  • 17 in April

  • 1 on March 29th

Gavin D
04 May 2020 13:25:05

Last 4 Monday's like for like in England for hospital deaths



  • 4th - 204

  • 27th - 329 

  • 20th - 482

  • 13th - 667

fairweather
04 May 2020 13:28:05

I still think the compelling evidence is that the virus started via animal to human transmission via the wet food/live animal markets in China and most likely Wuhan. Taking everything else into account surely this is where the main pressure should be put to change practices. People say it is difficult because it is a cultural thing. There are some funny human beings out there then because I love my fish and chips from a proper "chippy" but as sure as hell if I thought I was going to get a deadly virus from there you wouldn't get me anywhere near it !!


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The Beast from the East
04 May 2020 13:32:08




Perhaps this may back up a theory I read earlier in the pandemic that someone from Europe with the virus travelled to Wuhan China & caused an outbreak there (perhaps mixing with another strain of coronavirus there to more potent strain, but who knows). This might even exonerate China* with some of the misgivings here.

I doubt anyone will ever get to know the origin of the SARS-CoV-2.

Anyway, I leave this to more knowledgeable persons to comment.

*however, I do agree with what some posters (e.g., Phil & David) have said about China in regards to mis-informing the world about the outbreak & allowing wet markets to flourish.


Originally Posted by: ozone_aurora 


I thought they had already worked out that its a bat virus with some Pangolin DNA. Could only have developed in a Chinese jungle where these two animals mix, or perhaps at the market


 


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The Beast from the East
04 May 2020 13:36:43


 


Ah, yes, her. I saw that, it was a couple of weeks ago. She is very good. Fingers crossed that they actually get some of the volunteers infected. 


It was easy for Jenner. He just got some poor unsuspecting child, gave them the vaccination (cow pox) and injected him with smallpox, the biggest all time viral killer. Thankfully it worked!


Originally Posted by: fairweather 


I would gladly volunteer to be infected, if the pay was good enough!


Can people who have antibodies still spread the virus, and act as carriers, just like the bats in the Horizon film? 


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Hippydave
04 May 2020 13:36:54


 


As I've just posted, the alleged stereotyping is just lazy and not properly researched.


Originally Posted by: Gandalf The White 


The article is making the point women are under represented in the media reporting of the pandemic, with a disproportionate number of experts and interviewees being male. The stats for this seem reasonable enough.


How is that contradicted by an article showing representation within the industry as a whole?


If the article said in comparison to the workforce then you can argue it's lazy etc. but that's not the point it's making. Unless I've missed something you appear to have decided the article is lazy by implying it's saying something which it isn't?


Given the whole point of things like equal representation in the media is to try and address imbalances in the relevant sector, the article is making a valid point IMO.


Getting a wee bit off topic now I guess


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The Beast from the East
04 May 2020 13:39:47


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