Corona Virus Treatment

I might be wrong but my understanding was that the figures are about the deaths reported each day, not deaths happened on the same day.
Often the causes of death are not clear enough to attribute it mainly or exclusively to Covid, so some tests and/or post mortem are necessary.
Even those deaths which are clear cut and attributed to Covid will not be tipically collated for reporting same day.
On Saturdays and Sundays there is less medical and administrative staff available to take care of the procedures required, so there is a backlog and the reported deaths are lower. On the following days, staff catch up with the backlog, so the reports come more numerous.

At least, that is what I read as an explanation. This happens in Italy as well and I guess in many other countries.

 

Same here, very noticeable as there's an A road running through our village. A nearby speed trap caught them doing up to 46 mph in 30 mph limit, but reckon some are doing over 50 mph here.

Also noticed lots more vehicles not bothering to use indicators when turning., especially if there's no other traffic about, but with pedestrians crossing the side road they're turning into.

Unless drivers suddenly lose these new habits when traffic gets back to normal there's going to be loads of accidents.

 

Why haven't some MP's who are on the telly got long hair

Lots of people driving with out care, last Tuesday we came back from shopping and we had to stop for a set of traffic lights (temp road works) and the people behind us over took and went through the red light, the other people wait the other side started to move off went there's was green and had to stop because of ideo jumping red light, well had it on dash cam and I sent it to the police

 

Grant Shapps.

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@JWK My 18 year old went to give his second donation at the start of the panademic pre lockdown though. He said there were lots of people there but waiting chairs and donation chairs were spaced more....I'm due to donate next week, and getting in a panic already the thought of going, (I get myself all worked up to go to supermarket too), but said to my son, from the time he went to now I bet the donation practice will have totally changed, so glad I have read your post... I never hang around for a cuppa or biccie neither so I should be ok on the front....donate and leg it

 

Don't know whether this is true or not. The big omission is that there's no mention when we can resume unnecessary travel again.

 

@Mike Allen ...My son is due to go to York uni this next term, we have been contacted to say that even if the uni is closed due to covid 19 that the fees are still applicable for the full term its bonkers.

 

It's just going to be go back to work, because we can't afford it anymore.
But the rest of the restrictions will stay.

Who says what is unnecessary?
If I m getting fed up then a drive round the country side is necessary in my opinion.

 

I was too a bit surprised yesterday.
Some outlets simply reported there would be an update on Sunday and lifting of some restrictions was likely.
Others put on front page "Picnic at the park on Monday" or something on that lines.
Perhaps some publishers are trying to force the government's hand.

 

I don't know it but perhaps someone is leaking it to the press before Sunday.

 

I used to give blood but the nurse always had trouble finding the vain, the last time i went it hurt very bad so i didn't go again.

 

Do they let you give blood if you take blood pressure tablets?