5th March Stats

[sidneyeric]

Testing a lot more people who aren't presenting symptoms now too, but good that they are negatives obviously.

Testing kids so they can go back to school.

 

[Deleted member 32773]

80's FFS.

80's was far superior to the 70's. Apart from a colour tv and a radio and a twin tub, technology did not exist, plus you got 4!!! tv channels to watch

SAW ruined the 80's.

Still some good quality pop by them. When you watch Top of the Pops repeats on BBC 4 from about 88 onwards the quality declines a bit in terms of production stuff sounds tinny

 

[SAFCOldie]

80's was far superior to the 70's. Apart from a colour tv and a radio and a twin tub, technology did not exist, plus you got 4!!! tv channels to watch

3.8 channels, you can't pinch years

 

[Deleted member 32773]

3.8 channels, you can't pinch years

and some of those 4 Channels didn't even start till lunchtime. Was all school programmes like Stop Look and Listen with Chris Tarrant going down a Cheshire salt mine

 

[Gelan]

80's was far superior to the 70's. Apart from a colour tv and a radio and a twin tub, technology did not exist, plus you got 4!!! tv channels to watch

Still some good quality pop by them. When you watch Top of the Pops repeats on BBC 4 from about 88 onwards the quality declines a bit in terms of production stuff sounds tinny

Mike Stock wrote much better songs before SAW, but he just couldn't sell them as the style was dated. Had a few hits abroad early days though.

80's was far superior to the 70's. Apart from a colour tv and a radio and a twin tub, technology did not exist, plus you got 4!!! tv channels to watch

100 channels of crap is not quality, and I know you to be an intelligent and selective viewer

 

[DoctorMick]

Cases are secondary - hospital is the one to watch.

Aye, I just meant I expect the number of tests to go up.

 

[DaveH]

First million fully vaccinated, big milestone hit.

 

[bahtat]

First million fully vaccinated, big milestone hit.

I can’t be far away from adding to that number

 

[DaveH]

I can’t be far away from adding to that number

Good news, the second jabs are really picking up pace. I’m hoping the next stats thread show 22 million with the first done too, that will be a third of the population.

 

[Pnematic]

Good news, the second jabs are really picking up pace. I’m hoping the next stats thread show 22 million with the first done too, that will be a third of the population.

Just for perspective that equivalent of the entire population of Sri Lanka.

Just saying like.

 

[Qwerty]

England has reported 185 deaths today, down from 254 last week. fair chance it'll be under 220 when all are counted, 290 last Saturday.

 

[Epping]

England has reported 185 deaths today, down from 254 last week. fair chance it'll be under 220 when all are counted, 290 last Saturday.

158 all in according to worldometers updated just now

 

[Qwerty]

158 all in according to worldometers updated just now

Yes just looked on yougov, received a text from a mate, he's in the bad books.

 

[The Lambton Worm]

Yes just looked on yougov, received a text from a mate, he's in the bad books.

He was right but there were 27 deaths outside the 28 day cut off which gives 158 deaths within 28 days of a positive test.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1368200921625333762

 

[SAFCOldie]

He was right but there were 27 deaths outside the 28 day cut off which gives 158 deaths within 28 days of a positive test.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1368200921625333762

What happens to the other 27 ?

 

[Qwerty]

He was right but there were 27 deaths outside the 28 day cut off which gives 158 deaths within 28 days of a positive test.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1368200921625333762

Cheers, thanks for clarifying.

 

[The Lambton Worm]

What happens to the other 27 ?

I would imagine they get added to the total of the day they died.