Sad news, I hope he gets over it;-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...herts-55881508
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Sad news, I hope he gets over it;-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...herts-55881508
Having just noticed the post count I have to say that Delmbox failed miserably there!
Infection rate continues to fall in Wales.
With hospitality looking like reopening in May at the earliest in England will Drakeford start opening Wales sooner?
Or will he follow England.?
Good news that cases are falling. It will be interesting what happens when schools go back.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/health/wales-coronavirus-cases-latest-deaths-19741425
Got my vaccine today - go back in April for Pt 2.
They turned the dental dept of Kings College hospital into a pop up vaccination centre and the dentists were jabbing us.
Any word on whether 70ys olds got there invitation for a jab by last firday as Gethin promised??
I haven't had mine.
My mother had to stay in bed the day after hers. Aches chills etc. Better the next day and fine 2 days later though out walking.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274
Swansea and Merthyr now under the magic 100 case number per 100,000 people.
Most of South Wales not far behind with Newport the highest at 144. Cardiff, Vale, Bridgend etc hovering around 100 - 130.
Some areas of Midlands, London & Merseyside still very high at 450+. Miles off lockdown in those areas.
Good news. However we're now entering the 'variants' stage - every new variant that pops up [of which there will be plenty] signals a tightening/extending of restrictions. Listened to an interview on Radio 5 live around 8am. Another SAGE scientist preaching doom regarding the South African strain. At every opportunity the journalist effectively played down every single warning he gave [which in itself is highly unusual for the BBC], and he ended up retracting most of what he originally said..
Had my first jab yesterday. Only one slightly bizarre side effect - a sudden craving for bananas. I was a bit worried at first but then I read the patient information leaflet and found that the Astra Zeneca vaccine is based on a modified chimpanzee virus.
Joking aside, no after effects whatsoever.
Yes, I know. Point I'm making is the vaccine roll-out is creating a degree of optimism which the Authorities see as a danger. The masses may become complacent and clamour for easing of restrictions, so they're now focusing on the many variants and the new ''dangers' we face.
Just been announced that Tom Moore has died in hospital- after his fantastic efforts last year, this is someone who definitely deserves to rest in peace.
On my travels today I have heard BBC reporters on at least 3 occasions talking about the "South African" strain of the virus and saying there is concern that the vaccines won't protect against it.
And in each bulletin there has been an 'expert' on who has said, they are not concerned and are confident that the vaccines will give more than adequate protection against it.
And on the 6 O'clock news the BBC said it again, and again an expert that they have chosen (dullards) has immediately said the opposite.
But they cannot help themselves, they have to report something negative.
Seems like good news on the Oxford virus from the always negative BBC.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55910964