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UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sat Mar 28, 2020 4:00 pm

UK Govt did not expect such a rise
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Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sat Mar 28, 2020 6:42 pm

Times that by 6 and we are beating the USA as a proportion. That's frightening.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sat Mar 28, 2020 7:00 pm

Bakedalasker wrote:Times that by 6 and we are beating the USA as a proportion. That's frightening.



yes your right but still a long way short of many countries..
up its going to go though...

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sat Mar 28, 2020 8:44 pm

Unfortunately we have a fool in charge who’s actions include:
herd immunity
not testing
taking ages to lockdown
ignoring WHO advice
not ordering ventilators
not giving NHS staff protective gear

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sat Mar 28, 2020 8:45 pm

Bakedalasker wrote:Times that by 6 and we are beating the USA as a proportion. That's frightening.

USA 5 times larger than uk population wise but figures are still bad

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sat Mar 28, 2020 11:41 pm

BlueGog wrote:Unfortunately we have a fool in charge who’s actions include:
herd immunity
not testing
taking ages to lockdown
ignoring WHO advice
not ordering ventilators
not giving NHS staff protective gear



10 years of austerity also in preparation. Oh how underrated the NHS seems to have been.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 12:04 am

nubbsy wrote:
BlueGog wrote:Unfortunately we have a fool in charge who’s actions include:
herd immunity
not testing
taking ages to lockdown
ignoring WHO advice
not ordering ventilators
not giving NHS staff protective gear



10 years of austerity also in preparation. Oh how underrated the NHS seems to have been.



well no matter how much had been spent just like every single country this virus has visited our NHS would be un prepared ....because the money wouldn't have been spent on respirators..

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 1:42 am

I’m sick of people using this as political points scoring. Shame on you.

We should all be pulling together not blame others. All countries are in the shit even America.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 3:06 am

BlueGog wrote:Unfortunately we have a fool in charge who’s actions include:
herd immunity
not testing
taking ages to lockdown
ignoring WHO advice
not ordering ventilators
not giving NHS staff protective gear

Too true. How can we rely on Mark Drakeford, or whatever his name is. Scrap the Welsh assembly and those useless money grabbing no hopes in Cardiff Bay. 20 years of their control has left us in a mess

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 3:12 am

nubbsy wrote:
BlueGog wrote:Unfortunately we have a fool in charge who’s actions include:
herd immunity
not testing
taking ages to lockdown
ignoring WHO advice
not ordering ventilators
not giving NHS staff protective gear



10 years of austerity also in preparation. Oh how underrated the NHS seems to have been.
I'm amazed the medical and scientific experts who advise the government, and Boris haven't got you in to take control. You seem to have all the answers. Or is it just a key board expert who doesn't know about responsibility and accountability. Remember 12 years of Labour control virtually bankrupted the country and led to tighter financial controls. This now means the government can afford bail outs to save jobs and business

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 9:12 am

Boris Johnson, who is self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19, says stricter restrictions could be put in place if necessary.

Britons will also get a leaflet detailing government rules on leaving the house and health information.

It follows criticism over the clarity of government advice to date.

The number of people who have died with coronavirus in the UK has now reached 1,019, with a further 260 deaths announced on Saturday.

There are now 17,089 confirmed cases in the UK.

In the letter being sent to 30 million households at an anticipated cost of £5.8m, Mr Johnson writes: "From the start, we have sought to put in the right measures at the right time.

"We will not hesitate to go further if that is what the scientific and medical advice tells us we must do."

Tough measures to tackle the spread of coronavirus, including a ban on public gatherings of more than two people and the closure of shops selling non-essential goods, were introduced last week.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 9:17 am

If we had locked down a month ago when this first started with Italy we would not be in this mess now. The fact airports are still open and we have no solid lockdown at this point is a disgrace. Ignore the medical advice excuse it's nothing to do with that and everything to do with finance. Go into full lockdown now.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 9:58 am

glas wrote:I'm amazed the medical and scientific experts who advise the government, and Boris haven't got you in to take control. You seem to have all the answers. Or is it just a key board expert who doesn't know about responsibility and accountability. Remember 12 years of Labour control virtually bankrupted the country and led to tighter financial controls. This now means the government can afford bail outs to save jobs and business


Labour didn't bankrupt the country like now they stepped in with high spending during another national crisis when the banks overstretched themselves.

In contrast the present Government plans to spend (rightly) far more than Labour did in another national crisis this time due to a public health crisis.

Believe me austerity, public spending cuts and tax rises are coming down the line. Will you then claim the Tory Government 'bankrupted' the country?

I hope not because they had no other option but it must also be realised Labour were not responsible for the national crisis in 2008 either or the subsequent high borrowing.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 10:20 am

Tony Blue Williams wrote:
glas wrote:I'm amazed the medical and scientific experts who advise the government, and Boris haven't got you in to take control. You seem to have all the answers. Or is it just a key board expert who doesn't know about responsibility and accountability. Remember 12 years of Labour control virtually bankrupted the country and led to tighter financial controls. This now means the government can afford bail outs to save jobs and business


Labour didn't bankrupt the country like now they stepped in with high spending during another national crisis when the banks overstretched themselves.

In contrast the present Government plans to spend (rightly) far more than Labour did in another national crisis this time due to a public health crisis.

Believe me austerity, public spending cuts and tax rises are coming down the line. Will you then claim the Tory Government 'bankrupted' the country?

I hope not because they had no other option but it must also be realised Labour were not responsible for the national crisis in 2008 either or the subsequent high borrowing.


Spot on !! Not a popular view on here but certainly accurate.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 10:42 am

Tony Blue Williams wrote:
glas wrote:I'm amazed the medical and scientific experts who advise the government, and Boris haven't got you in to take control. You seem to have all the answers. Or is it just a key board expert who doesn't know about responsibility and accountability. Remember 12 years of Labour control virtually bankrupted the country and led to tighter financial controls. This now means the government can afford bail outs to save jobs and business


Labour didn't bankrupt the country like now they stepped in with high spending during another national crisis when the banks overstretched themselves.

In contrast the present Government plans to spend (rightly) far more than Labour did in another national crisis this time due to a public health crisis.

Believe me austerity, public spending cuts and tax rises are coming down the line. Will you then claim the Tory Government 'bankrupted' the country?

I hope not because they had no other option but it must also be realised Labour were not responsible for the national crisis in 2008 either or the subsequent high borrowing.

Absolutely spot on mate.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 11:51 am

glas wrote:
BlueGog wrote:Unfortunately we have a fool in charge who’s actions include:
herd immunity
not testing
taking ages to lockdown
ignoring WHO advice
not ordering ventilators
not giving NHS staff protective gear

Too true. How can we rely on Mark Drakeford, or whatever his name is. Scrap the Welsh assembly and those useless money grabbing no hopes in Cardiff Bay. 20 years of their control has left us in a mess


Well said glas!

The bafoons reside in Cardiff Bay. The Welsh Assembly Govt!

HEALTH, EDUCATION, BUSINESS ARE ALL DEVOLVED TO WALES!

TIME TO GET RID OF THE BAFOONS IN CARDIFF!

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 1:34 pm

UK fatalities rise by 209 in one day

Here's a little more detail on the news that 1,228 people have died in the UK since the outbreak began.

The latest figures show there have been a further 209 deaths over the past 24 hours. That's slightly lower than Saturday's rise of 260.

The vast majority of those - 190 - have come in England.

Wales has reported 10 new deaths, there have been a further six in Northern Ireland, and one in Scotland.

The Department of Health and Social care said there were now 19,522 confirmed cases in the UK.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 3:34 pm

Milkybarkid wrote:
Bakedalasker wrote:Times that by 6 and we are beating the USA as a proportion. That's frightening.

USA 5 times larger than uk population wise but figures are still bad

True but a lot of Americans are still not taking this seriously so they will get wiped out. :banghead:

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 3:45 pm

Last week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the "tide would turn" against the virus in 12 weeks, and a reporter asks if this is still the same.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick says: "Nobody is pretending this will be over in a few weeks.

"But what the prime minister said in the past, and what I will reiterate today, is if we all play our part, if we all follow the very clear medical advice... then we can turn the tide of this virus."

Dr Jenny Harries says the virus is like a "moving feast" and when we see it tackled is "dependent on the actions we take as individuals and collectively as a population".

She says she hopes the "proof of that will come in two to three weeks" when experts can see if the measures put in place have worked.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Sun Mar 29, 2020 8:52 pm

salopiancity wrote:
Milkybarkid wrote:
Bakedalasker wrote:Times that by 6 and we are beating the USA as a proportion. That's frightening.

USA 5 times larger than uk population wise but figures are still bad

True but a lot of Americans are still not taking this seriously so they will get wiped out. :banghead:



wiped out.?????????????? jesus. seriously , you think this ?

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Mon Mar 30, 2020 7:44 am

Bluebird Always wrote:
glas wrote:
BlueGog wrote:Unfortunately we have a fool in charge who’s actions include:
herd immunity
not testing
taking ages to lockdown
ignoring WHO advice
not ordering ventilators
not giving NHS staff protective gear

Too true. How can we rely on Mark Drakeford, or whatever his name is. Scrap the Welsh assembly and those useless money grabbing no hopes in Cardiff Bay. 20 years of their control has left us in a mess


Well said glas!

The bafoons reside in Cardiff Bay. The Welsh Assembly Govt!

HEALTH, EDUCATION, BUSINESS ARE ALL DEVOLVED TO WALES!

TIME TO GET RID OF THE BAFOONS IN CARDIFF!


If your team is playing poorly, you change the manager. There's nothing wrong with the 'assembly' or Senedd as it's now called just the people running it. You need people with ambition and ideas for Wales, but, even the present Labour administration have been testing NHS front line workers from the outset of the pandemic, just like Scotland, something England are only getting round to doing.

Re: UK Govt did not expect such a rise

Mon Mar 30, 2020 1:08 pm

BREAKING

14 new coronavirus deaths in Wales
There have been 14 new coronavirus deaths overnight, Public Health Wales has said.

It takes the total number of deaths to 62.

There were 210 new cases of the virus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in Wales to 1,451, although PHW stressed the true number of cases was likely to be much higher.