That only works if the person you are wanting to hump hadnt included themselves in a bubble outside of caring duties. Remember, at one point last year, it was illegal for a couple living in separate properties to procreate. Over the last year at varying points it has been and remains illegal to Dance in a venue with a partner unless it was a weddings first dance Dance in a bar/Club Visit a pub and stop after 10pm Sing in a pub Sing in church Stand up in a venue that does hospitality without a mask travel on a bus without a mask have house guests except for caring duties spend time with more than 5 of your mates socialise with someone outside your "bubble" Have a pint without buying a meal leave your house without a reasonable excuse travel abroad without a reasonable excuse play music above 65 decibels unless its a live singer let your kids play with their mates Not "check in" to a hospitality venue Stand at a bar and buy a pint exceeding capped limits for funerals and weddings non essential travel opening a non essential business leaving your local area without reasonable excuse And there are things I have missed.
There has been the highest hospital admissions since 19 April today. Cases are also now 4 times higher than they were just 3 weeks ago and the majority of infections in that timescale won't have reached the hospital stage yet. Hospitalisations and deaths won't be anywhere near previous heights, but there will be enough to severely disrupt and distract the NHS again if we're not careful. We are having the same conversations that we had a year ago and look what happened after those.
Not good that we have a sage member who is key to advising the government based on 'science' saying that she believes social distancing needs to remain in place forever.
Help businesses survive? Help a full sector survive? Protect livelihoods? Allow us to move on to saving our travel industry next? Can I ask why your response to something around data doesn't comment on the data? This is a rhetorical question as we know the answer, but are you not even slightly concerned of the moving of the goalposts not supported by data?
it will cost the government about a billion to delay reopening fully by a month. 25% of businesses currently trading under reduced capacity will not see july. especially now the loans become due. Good luck recovering money from The dog n Duck Ltd in liquidation.
A delay of 4 weeks costs hospitality £3bn, places 800 sites and 180,000 jobs on full furlough at risk. That's just hospitality.
There's still a burden on the NHS with these patients, as they have to be treated differently and segregated to avoid further transmission. The percentage included by the poster has also been completely made up. A figure isn't mentioned in any of the articles, as numbers aren't known yet.
Shocking stats. Last year within family we missed being able to celebrate five significant milestones. Most if not all of these would have involved either a meal out in a nice restaurant, booking a function room for a evening or just a simple meal at the home of someone or a BBQ in the garden. All the events would have likely have had at least two dozen people at each. Estimate guess between all the handful of functions that couldn't happen hospitality probably would have had around £2,500 quid there. Those specific milestones can never happen again because they are those you do just once in your life. We will all likely catch up once you can book such numbers somewhere for a big table of a couple of courses per person and a few drinks. But that's all it will be. A catch up.
They wont be going to hospital. Because these 'cases' are mostly youngsters who arent even ill. Seems to me there will always be some reason to prolong this....
There was a very serious lack of beds in the NHS before this **** show started. This is an important point that nobody seems to raise
It wont be 4 weeks. On July 10th they'll announce a delay due to a Kenyan Variant. In August they'll say we need to jab all the kids. In September they'll use the usual cold/flu season to insist restrictions until Spring.
People talk about how we might run out of ICU beds as if that's covids fault. The figures in the NHS website show that if a 7 seater people carrier crashed into a motorbike and everyone ended up in ICU then without a single other patient in barnsley hospital we wouldn't have enough ICU beds to handle that one small accident. That's the true problem