Coronavirus discussion thread
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Sep 2020
5:38pm, 20 Sep 2020
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Totriornottotri
Bob at the bottom - suggest a feature
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Sep 2020
7:23pm, 20 Sep 2020
3,315 posts
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Bob!
theguardian.com So, what is the best outdoor heater to get? Electric, Gas, Fire Pit? |
Sep 2020
7:30pm, 20 Sep 2020
17,584 posts
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Bazoaxe
spooky, I just read that very article and said we should get a fire pit
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Sep 2020
6:40am, 21 Sep 2020
3,350 posts
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Little Miss Happy
Something I said The_Saint? (I hope the smiley is appropriate!).
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Sep 2020
7:25am, 21 Sep 2020
13,109 posts
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Ultracat
There is talk of increased restrictions, any guesses what they might be? Travel restrictions is my guess. |
Sep 2020
7:31am, 21 Sep 2020
46,492 posts
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Derby Tup
Early pub closures Whatever they are they’ll be tailored to try not to affect business |
Sep 2020
7:31am, 21 Sep 2020
17,585 posts
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Bazoaxe
A couple of articles caught my eye this morning. The first from the guardian which says the increase in infections is (at least in part) down to Covid deniers. theguardian.com The second from the BBC suggesting we may need to find ways to live with Covid. bbc.co.uk I suspect we do need to be working towards the type of scenario that the BBC outline. However that requires a very large percentage of people to be responsible. |
Sep 2020
7:32am, 21 Sep 2020
46,493 posts
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Derby Tup
Social distancing (in the street at least) isn’t actually much more than just being polite
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Sep 2020
7:34am, 21 Sep 2020
17,586 posts
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Bazoaxe
Indeed. twice in recent days I have stopped and stood aside while running where there was going to be a very close pass. Both occassions involved a guy who gave the appearance of being 'argumentative'. Both said thank you.
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Sep 2020
7:41am, 21 Sep 2020
46,495 posts
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Derby Tup
I don’t believe it’s possible that giving each other a bit of space, wearing a mask / face covering when likely to be close to other folk and washing our hands a bit more don’t help. It’s hardly the end of the world when you have in mind the global death total. Anyway I also find it hard to believe we’ll have a vaccine anytime soon and without one living with Covid is what we will be doing for sure
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Useful Links
FE accepts no responsibility for external links. Or anything, really.- BBC Radio 4 series "How to vaccinate the world", by Tim Harford
- BMJ (British Medical Journal) coronavirus hub: research and clinical guidance
- The Lancet's COVID-19 resource centre
- Covid-19 vaccine FAQ from the New England Journal of Medicine
- FAQs from the Royal Statistical Society - context around all the data on Covid-19
- UK vaccine tracker: up to date visualisations on the progress of the UK programme. Data from PHE.
- Daily summary from the UK Government
- Vaccine Knowledge Project - Covid-19 vaccines
- ONS data on Covid-19 with age and geographic breakdowns
- A guide to Covid-19 tests from the Royal College of Pathologists
- Vaccinaid: a chance to help Unicef vaccinate other nations
- Long Covid treatments: why the world is still waiting (Aug 2022)
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