Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
The people slagging Trump off (correct to do so) are noticeable for their absence.
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The people slagging Trump off (correct to do so) are noticeable for their absence.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
Really need to put the daily amount of testing next to those figures and also calculate whether educational establishment testing coming to a halt last Friday has had an effect.?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Not too far down really
Let's be honest loads testing when they don't need to be leading to lots of false positives too
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
You could argue though that testing of school kids was generally done when they had symptoms so more likely to test positive and now that area of testing has stopped?
The other thing that's hard to quantify is the bogus testing by the testee. People maybe wanting a (fake) positive test, off work etc (possibly hard to achieve,I know) and people wanting a test to be negative, school mums who don't want child to isolate for 10 days for example.
Fake positives are apparently very easy to cause. There were a couple of schools where it was rife.
It' on the dashboard.
We didn't test in schools on a weekend so a 40% drop from one weekend to the next has nothing to do with schools.
See my post above why it's not to do with schools. But school kids were tested without symptoms to appease both teacher unions and parents.
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
It involved using lemon juice, apparently.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-57998047
Don't get this. My mums hard of hearing, but i watched some of the covid briefings with her. Just turn the subtitles on.
The news doesn't have sign language. Strange decision.
Don't get this. My mums hard of hearing, but i watched some of the covid briefings with her. Just turn the subtitles on.
The news doesn't have sign language. Strange decision.
Doesn't seem beyond the pale for the government to make national pronouncements available to as many of the populace as possible.
Besides it's Boris, you only need one bit of BSL. Could've got Govey to do it.
I get that. They probably should have had someone doing sign. But suing when you could easily just put subtitles on? Nah. For me it's becoming too armericanised. Suing for everything.
Seedy Ron
Frederic Kanoute
It addresses the subtitles thing at the end of the article. I don't often need the subs on, but if they're the automatic kind they can be fairly hit and miss.
I assume she's talking about those announcements where he told us it'd all gone to brick and we all needed to lock down, so fairly important to all of us to be aware.
As for suing, what would be the other options? Complain and be ignored/brushed off like usual?
I assume she's talking about those announcements where he told us it'd all gone to brick and we all needed to lock down, so fairly important to all of us to be aware.
As for suing, what would be the other options? Complain and be ignored/brushed off like usual?
My bad, read the story in another article where it didn't mention the dyslexia.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
There are 8.9m kids in education in England, (not even inc Uni) them not being at school (uni and private kids have been off for 3 weeks already) is going to be feeding into the decline in number of tests and positive tests. Not saying its everything, that would be silly, just as saying its 'nothing' is.
They got tested in school on weekends?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
My eldest was asked to test at home every Wednesday and Sunday
Ah okay. I didn't realise that.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
Dont think schools are open at weekends? Kids with symptoms/or close contact can PCR/lateral flow at the weekends.
Cases are obviously declining, so the discussion is why?
I could give you some other reasons why. Nice to know your thoughts. (so i can flippantly dismiss them
)Dont think schools are open at weekends? Kids with symptoms/or close contact can PCR/lateral flow at the weekends.
Cases are obviously declining, so the discussion is why?
I could give you some other reasons why. Nice to know your thoughts. (so i can flippantly dismiss them
Don't be a dingdong. I've listed plenty of reasons that could cause a drop off in cases and could potentially lead to a rise. Including weather, the euros, schools holidays (i only metioned the weekend in my post), eid...
Kids with symptoms close contact can get a pcr/lateral flow test now. School holidays don't effect that.