UPDATED DAILY : UK CORONAVIRUS - UPDATED 02/07/22

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 9:26 am

“ PLEASE STAY ALERT & SAVE LIVES & THE NHS “

SADLY THE UK NOW HAS THE MOST DEATHS IN EUROPE & 2ND IN THE WORLD BEHIND THE USA :cry:

/ YET THE UK HAD WEEKS IN ADVANCE NOTICE TO SEE WHAT WAS HAPPENING ELSE WHERE :cry:

https://global247news.com/2020/07/30/sp ... in-europe/

The Govt’s 2020 coronavirus crisis results so far:

PPE - shambles.
Care homes - shambles.
Late lockdown - shambles.
Testing - shambles.
Face masks - shambles.
Quarantine - shambles.
Schools - shambles.
Airports- shambles.

VERDICT: Failed Badly :cry:

UPDATED: Monday 19th July 2021

Uk

1st Doses 46,285,853 MILLION :thumbright:

87.9% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd Doses 35,970,849 MILLION :thumbright:

68.3% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

UPDATED: Saturday 3rd July 2021

UK

VACCINATED 1st DOSES 85.5% :thumbright:

1st Doses 45,013,503 Million :thumbright:

VACCINATED 2nd DOSES 63.1% :thumbright:

2nd Doses 33,242,265 Million :thumbright:

UPDATED: Wednesday 30th June 2021

UK

Total Doses of both Vaccinations 32.9 MILLION :thumbright:

New Cases 26,068

New Deaths 14

Total deaths 128,140

UPDATED: FRIDAY 25TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 43,656,327 MILLION :thumbright:

82.9% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 31,908,103 MILLION :thumbright:

60.6% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

Updated: Wednesday 23rd June 2021

Big jump today in UK daily cases.

10,000 Monday
11,000 Tuesday
16,000 today - from a lower number of tests too

2% Positivity rate - so climbing

UPDATED: MONDAY 21ST JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 43,127,763 MILLION :thumbright:

81.9% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 31,448,915 MILLION :thumbright:

59.7% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

New cases 10,633

New deaths 8

Total deaths 127,981

UPDATED: FRIDAY 17TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 42,216,654 MILLION :thumbright:

80.1% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 30,675,207 MILLION :thumbright:

58.2% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

UPDATED: WEDNESDAY 16TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 41,831,056 MILLION :thumbright:

79.4% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 30,209,707 MILLION :thumbright:

57.4% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

UPDATED: MONDAY 14TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 41,698,429 MILLION :thumbright:

79.2% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 29,973,779 MILLION :thumbright:

56.9% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

New cases 7,742

New Deaths 3

Total Deaths 127,907

UPDATED: SUNDAY 13TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 41,291,331 MILLION :thumbright:

78.4% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 29,350,653 MILLION :thumbright:

55.9% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

UPDATED: FRIDAY 11TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 40, 886,878 MILLION :thumbright:

77.6% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 28,857,102 MILLION :thumbright:

54.8% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

UPDATED: WEDNESDAY 9TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 40, 573,517 MILLION :thumbright:

77.00% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 28,227,362MILLION :thumbright:

53.5% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

UPDATED: MONDAY 7TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 40,460,576 MILLION :thumbright:

76.8% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 27,921,294 MILLION :thumbright:

53% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

New Virus 5,683

New deaths 1

UPDATED: SATURDAY 5TH JUNE 2021

UK

1st dose of Vaccination 39,949,694 MILLION :thumbright:

75.8% 1st Vaccination :thumbright:

2nd dose of Vaccination 26,798,944 MILLION :thumbright:

50.9% 2nd Vaccination :thumbright:

New Virus 6,238

New deaths 11

UPDATED: THURSDAY 3RD JUNE 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 39,585,665MILLION :thumbright:

75.2% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 26,073,284 MILLION :thumbright:

49.5% of Adults :thumbright:

New Covid 5,274

New Deaths 18

Total Deaths 127,812

UPDATED: TUESDAY 1ST JUNE 2021

UK

1st Vaccination 39,477,185 MILLION :thumbright:

74.9% of Adults

2nd Vaccination 25,734,719 Million :thumbright:

48.9% of Adults

New cases 3,140

New deaths 0 :thumbright:

UPDATED: MONDAY 31ST MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 39,259,168 MILLION :thumbright:

74.5% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 25,332,851 MILLION :thumbright:

48.1% of Adults :thumbright:

UPDATED: SUNDAY 30TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 39,068,346 MILLION :thumbright:

74.2% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 24,892,416 MILLION :thumbright:

47.3% of Adults :thumbright:

UPDATED: FRIDAY 28TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 38,614,683 MILLION :thumbright:

73.3% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 24,043,956 MILLION :thumbright:

45.6% of Adults :thumbright:

UPDATED: THURSDAY 27TH MAY 2021

UK

The Indian Variant 6,959 up to 26th May

New virus 3,542

New deaths 10

UPDATED: TUESDAY 25TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 38,070,038 MILLION :thumbright:

72.3% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 22,895,556 MILLION :thumbright:

43.5% of Adults :thumbright:

New cases 2,493

New deaths 15

Total deaths 127,739

UPDATED: Sunday 23rd May 2021

UK

1st Vaccination 60,587,098 Million :thumbright:

72% of Adults

2nd Vaccination 22,643,317 Million :thumbright:

43% of Adults

New cases 2,235

New deaths 5

Total deaths 127,721

UPDATED: THURSDAY 20TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 37,250,363 MILLION :thumbright:

69% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 21,239,471 MILLION :thumbright:

37% of Adults :thumbright:

New virus: 2,874

New deaths: 7

Total deaths 127,701

UPDATED: WEDNESDAY 19TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 36,985,505 MILLION :thumbright:

68.9% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 20,870,453 MILLION :thumbright:

37% of Adults :thumbright:

New virus: 2,696

New deaths: 3

Total deaths 127,694

UPDATED: TUESDAY 18TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 36,811,405 MILLION :thumbright:

68.7% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 20,546,452 MILLION :thumbright:

36.9% of Adults :thumbright:

New virus: 2,412

New deaths: 7

Total deaths 127,691

UPDATED: 17TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 36,704,672 MILLION :thumbright:

69.7% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 20,287,403 MILLION :thumbright:

38.5% of Adults :thumbright:

UPDATED: 15TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 36,115,955 MILLION :thumbright:

68.6% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 19,319,010 MILLION :thumbright:

36.7% of Adults :thumbright:

UPDATED: 13TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 35,906,671 MILLION :thumbright:

68.2% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 18,890,969 MILLION :thumbright:

35.9% of Adults :thumbright:

New virus: 2,657

New deaths 11

UPDATED: 12TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 35,722,461 MILLION :thumbright:

67.8% of Adults :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 18,438,532 MILLION :thumbright:

35% of Adults :thumbright:

New virus: 2,284

UPDATED: 11TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 35,587,348 MILLION :thumbright:

67.6% Adults

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 18,088,385 MILLION :thumbright:

34.3% Adults

New virus: 2,474

UPDATED: 10TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 35,472,295 MILLION :thumbright:

67.3% of Adults

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 17,856,550 MILLION :thumbright:

33.9% of Adults

New virus: 2,357

New deaths: 4

VACCINATIONS :thumbright:

UPDATED: FRIDAY 7TH AY 2021

UK

New virus: 2,490

New deaths: 15

Total deaths: 127,598

UPDATED: THURSDAY 6TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 34,934,171 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 16,291,719 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,630

New deaths: 13

Total deaths: 127,583

UPDATED: WEDNESDAY 5TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 34,795,074 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 15,887,493 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,144

New deaths: 27

Total deaths: 127,570

UPDATED: TUESDAY 4TH MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 34,667,904 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose) 15,630,007 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 1,990

New deaths: 2

Total deaths: 127,543

UPDATED: MONDAY 3RD MAY 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 34,588,600 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose)15, 500,949 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 1,649

New deaths: 1

UPDATED: FRIDAY 30TH April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 34,216,087 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 14,532,875 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,381

New deaths: 15

Total deaths: 127, 517

UPDATED: THURSDAY 29th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 34,094,048 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 14,043,961 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,445

New deaths: 22

Total deaths: 127, 502

UPDATED: WEDNESDAY 28th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 33,959,908 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 13,581,076 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,166

New deaths: 29

Total deaths: 127, 480

UPDATED: TUESDAY 27th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 33,843,580 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 13,201,811 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,685

New deaths: 17

Total deaths: 127,451

UPDATED: Monday 26th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 33,752,885 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 12,897,123 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,064

New deaths: 6

Total deaths: 127,434

Updated: Sunday 25th April 2021

UK

1st Doses of Vaccination 33,508,590 Million :thumbright:

63.6% of all Adults have had 1st dose :thumbright:

2nd Doses of Vaccination 12,071,810 Million :thumbright:

22.9% of all Adults have had 2nd dose :thumbright:

Updated: Saturday 24th April 2021

UK

1st Doses 33,388,637 Million Vaccinated :thumbright:

1st Doses 63.4% of Adults Vaccinated :thumbright:

2nd Doses 11,623,671 Million Vaccinated :thumbright:

2nd Doses 22.1% of Adults Vaccinated :thumbright:

UPDATED: Thursday 22nd April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 33,257,651 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 11,192,601 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,729

New deaths: 18

Total deaths: 127,345

UPDATED: WEDNESDAY 21ST APRIL 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 33,915,559 MILLION :thumbright:

62.9% of all Adults have had the first dose.

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 10,775,817 Million :thumbright:

20.5% of all Adults have had 2nd dose.

UPDATED: TUESDAY 20th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 33,032,120 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 10,425,790 Million :thumbright:

New virus: 2,524

New deaths: 33

Total deaths: 127,307

UPDATED: Monday 19th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 32,932,448 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 10,152,039 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,963

New deaths: 4

Total deaths: 127,274

Updated: Sunday 18th April 2021

UK

TOTAL DOSES 42.8 MILLION :thumbright:

TOTAL 1ST DOSES VACCINATED 32,849,223 MILLION :thumbright:

62.4% of Adults 1st dose :thumbright:

UPDATED: Thursday 15th April 2021

Coronavirus Cases:
4,380,976

New deaths:
30

Total Deaths:
127,191

Recovered:
4,113,338

UPDATED: Wednesday 14th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose ) 32,326,604 :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 8,170,081 Milion :thumbright:

New virus: 2,491

New deaths: 38

Total deaths: 127,161

UPDATED: Tuesday 13th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st dose) 32,250,481 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated (2nd dose) 7,857,396 :thumbright:

New deaths 23

Total deaths 127,123

UPDATED: Monday 12th April 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose ) 32,190,576 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 7,656,205 Million :thumbright:

New deaths 13

New virus: 3,568

Total deaths: 127,100

UPDATED: Sunday 11th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED ( 1st dose ) 32.1MILLION :thumbright:

New virus 1,730

New deaths 7

Total deaths 127,087

UPDATED: Saturday 10th April 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose ) 32,010,244 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus: 2,589

New deaths: 40

Total Uk deaths 127,080

UPDATED: Thursday 8th April 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st Dose ) 31,807,124 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus 3,030

New deaths 53

Total deaths 126,980

UPDATED: Wednesday 7th April 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose) £31,707,594 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus 2,763

New deaths 45

Total deaths 226,927

Updated: 07/04/21

United Kingdom

Coronavirus Cases:
4,364,529

Deaths:
126,882

Recovered:
3,922,263

UPDATED: Monday 5th April 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (Two doses) 37,013,749 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccinated (1st dose ) 31,523,010 MILLION :thumbright:

New deaths 26

New cases 2,762

Total deaths 126,862

UPDATED: Saturday 3rd April 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose ) 31,425,682 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccinated (2nd dose ) 5,205,505 Million :thumbright:

New cases 3,423

New deaths 10

Total deaths 126,826

Updated: Friday 2nd April 2021

UK

TOTAL DOSES VACCINATION (1st & 2nd ) 35,660,902 MILLION :thumbright:

TOTAL 1ST DOSES VACCINATION 31,147,444 MILLION :thumbright:

59.1% OF UK ADULTS HAVE NOW HAD 1ST DOSE :thumbright:

UPDATED: Thursday 1st April 2021

Cases have declined
The average number of new daily cases in the UK has fallen substantially since the start of the year, but has been levelling off in recent days.
A further 4,479 confirmed cases across the UK were announced by the government on Thursday. This compares with 6,397 new cases reported a week ago.

UPDATED: Wednesday 31st March 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose ) 30,905,538 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccinated (2nd dose) 4,108,536 Million :thumbright:

New virus cases 4,052

New deaths 43

Total Deaths 126,713

UPDATED: Tuesday 30th March 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED 30.68 MILLION :thumbright:

New Covid cases 4,040

New deaths 56

Total deaths 126,670

UPDATED: Monday 29th March 2021

UK

VACCINATED (1st Dose) 30,444,829 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated (2nd Dose ) 3,674,266 Million :thumbright:

New Virus 4,654

New Deaths 23

UPDATED: Friday 26th March 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED ( 1st dose ) 29,316,13 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccinated (2nd dose ) 3,009,863 Million :thumbright:

New Virus: 6,187

New deaths: 70

Total deaths: 126,515

UPDATED: Thursday 25th March 2021

UK

Coronavirus Cases:
4,319,128

Deaths:
126,445

Recovered:
3,748,042

UPDATED: Wednesday 24th March 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose ) 28,653,523 MILLION :thumbright:

Total vaccinated (2nd dose ) 2,532,839 Million :thumbright:

New virus 5,605

New deaths 98

Total deaths 126,382

UPDATED: Monday 22nd March 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose ) Nearly 28 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccinated (2nd dose ) 2,228,772 MILLION :thumbright:

New virus 5,342

New dearths 17

Total Deaths 126,172

UPDATED: Tuesday 23rd March 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED ( 1st dose ) 28,327,873 MILLION :thumbright:

Total vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 2,363,684 Million :thumbright:

New cases 5,379

New deaths 112

Total UK deaths 126,284

UPDATED: Sunday 21st March 2021

UK

TOTAL FIRST VACCINE DOSES 27,630,970 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccine 2nd doses 2,228,772 Million :thumbright:

New virus 5,312

New deaths 33

Total deaths 126,155

Saturday 20th March 2021

UK

Coronavirus Cases:
4,285,684

Deaths:
126,026

Recovered:
3,621,493

Updated: Thursday 18th March 2021

UK

VACCINATED ( 1st dose ) 25,735,472 MILLION :thumbright:

Vaccinated ( 2nd dose ) 1,879,054 MILLION :thumbright:

New Virus: 6,303

New Deaths 95

Total Deaths 125,926

Updated: Wednesday 17th March 2021

UK

OVER 25 MILLION NOW HAD THE FIRST DOSE OF THE VACCINATION :thumbright:

New cases 5,758

New deaths 141

Total deaths 125,831

UPDATED: Tuesday 16th March 2021

UK

TOTAL VACCINATED (1st dose ) 24,839,906 MILLION :thumbright:

Total Vaccinated (2nd dose ) 2,663,649 MILLION :thumbright:

New Virus: 5,294

New Deaths: 110

Total Deaths 125,690

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by **Forever Blue** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 10:15 am

Just now

by **Forever Blue** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 10:16 am

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 10:36 am

From the above figs - An 18 and 21 year old have died in the UK - So this is not an older persons virus.

Also 2 prisoners have died in the UK - So No One is safe .

On a brighter note - Dyson have been asked to make 10,000 ventilators .
Gov have scraped Parking tickets on NHS Staff .
Over 504,000 people have signed up to help the NHS .

by **Forever Blue** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 10:53 am

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 12:08 pm

The 5 Million or more self- employed in this country will find out later today on what packages the Gov have for them .

Let's hope it's good news as we are all in this together .

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 5:10 pm

BREAKING : Self -employed - more to follow .....

Rishi Sunak says self-employed people facing financial difficulties will be able to have 80% of their monthly wages covered by the government.

He says this will be calculated using average monthly profits over last three financial years.

He says support will be capped at £2,500 per month, and will initially last three months.

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 5:16 pm

BREAKING
Sunak: Access to scheme 'no later than June'
Mr Sunak says the scheme will only be open to those who are already self-employed and have a self-assessment tax return for 2019.

It will apply to those with trading profits up to £50,000 a year, he adds.

He says 95% of those who are majority self-employed will benefit.

He says he hopes people will be able to "access" the scheme "no later than June".

Mr Sunak says government support for the self-employed constitutes an "unprecedented level of support".

He says ministers have worked to make sure it is "targeted at those who need it the most".

However, he also has a warning that the government will not be able to “protect every single job or protect every single business".

by **Bluebina** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 5:24 pm

TopCat CCFC wrote:From the above figs - An 18 and 21 year old have died in the UK - So this is not an older persons virus.

Also 2 prisoners have died in the UK - So No One is safe .

On a brighter note - Dyson have been asked to make 10,000 ventilators .
Gov have scraped Parking tickets on NHS Staff .
Over 504,000 people have signed up to help the NHS .

Also on a Brighter note so far the percentage of people in the country that has died as a result of Coronavirus is 0.000007, which is still too many, some of those people were also ill with underlying health conditions.

It is serious and we need to behave and keep the death toll to a minimum, but let's not overplay it or panic, if eveyone plays their part we will beat this virus!

by **Forever Blue** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 6:12 pm

Police break up groups playing football and rugby in parks in South Wales

Emergency powers to tackle coronavirus set to become law

Thursday 26th March 2020

Media Wales

Police have been breaking up groups playing football and rugby at some of Cardiff's parks.

An eyewitness saw people playing games together at Llandaff Fields being moved on by police officers.

Another reported that at Pentwyn lake, the parks and basketball court were "full of families with children."

And there were reports on social media of large numbers of people at Caedelyn Park in Rhiwbina.

Strict lockdown guidelines set down by Prime Minister Boris Johnson earlier this week forbid groups larger than two people congregating and he said that you should only be leaving home for essential journeys, to exercise once a day, or to go to and from work if you're a key worker.

But there have been reports of groups of people out in the sunshine in Cardiff's parks. Playground areas in the city have been closed, but parks remain open.

South Wales Police said teams were out on foot patrols on Thursday.

They said they were "dispersing any crowds and providing crime prevention advice at a safe distance."

Cardiff is not the only place were crowds have been gathering with people seen on beaches in Wales on Thursday.

People have been congregating on beaches in Swansea and Gower during the coronavirus lockdown.

South Wales Police Chief Constable Matt Jukes said the majority of people are already making "real sacrifices" to save lives and he urged everyone to follow the advice.

He said: “I hope that the vast majority of our communities will recognise the need to comply with new restrictions announced by the Prime Minister based on the severity of the situation.

“South Wales Police has a track record of maintaining public order and safety in huge events and at times of emergency. We have always done so positively, with pride and professionalism."

He added: “So, we will continue to do what we do best – engage with people. We will ask them to support their communities and stick to these important restrictions. As the public would expect, we will also enforce the existing law when this is necessary and new legal powers, as they come into effect.

“My colleagues – the police officers and other staff who you may speak with in the coming weeks - are working to keep you and your families safe and well. They have families to go home to, too. Thank you, in anticipation for your support and cooperation.”

by **Forever Blue** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 6:15 pm

UPDATED: 6pm 26/03/20

115 People have died in last 24hrs brining total to 578

NHS have said all hospitals in theUK will be full by the end of this week

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 6:21 pm

The number of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus has jumped by more than 100 in a day for the first time.

The death toll has risen from 475 to 578, health officials have confirmed.

A total of 104,866 people have been tested, of whom 93,208 tested negative and 11,568 were positive.

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 7:41 pm

Figs from WALES - There are 741 Confirmed cases and 28 Deaths .

The Aneurin Bevan Board which covers Gwent has 358 Cases and Cardiff & Vale 156 Cases - These 2 areas lead the way in WALES .

by **epping blue** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 8:45 pm

TopCat CCFC wrote:The number of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus has jumped by more than 100 in a day for the first time.

The death toll has risen from 475 to 578, health officials have confirmed.

A total of 104,866 people have been tested, of whom 93,208 tested negative and 11,568 were positive.

I find those test results very worrying. 9 out of 10 who must have been displaying systems didn't have it which rather assumes their still likely to get it in the future. Makes the claim by Oxford Uni students that 50% of the population may have already had it far less likely. To be honest I thought their claims were our best hope of getting out of this in coming weeks or months.

by **TopCat CCFC** » Thu Mar 26, 2020 9:06 pm

epping blue wrote:
TopCat CCFC wrote:The number of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus has jumped by more than 100 in a day for the first time.

The death toll has risen from 475 to 578, health officials have confirmed.

A total of 104,866 people have been tested, of whom 93,208 tested negative and 11,568 were positive.

I find those test results very worrying. 9 out of 10 who must have been displaying systems didn't have it which rather assumes their still likely to get it in the future. Makes the claim by Oxford Uni students that 50% of the population may have already had it far less likely. To be honest I thought their claims were our best hope of getting out of this in coming weeks or months.

Spot on they might have been tested at the time and been given the ok - but the more this spreads they like us are still in the firing line .
That's way they want any NHS workers tested each time on shift and who is to say if we get this under control - it wont come back later this year or the start of next ??

by **dogfound** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:15 am

epping blue wrote:
TopCat CCFC wrote:The number of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus has jumped by more than 100 in a day for the first time.

The death toll has risen from 475 to 578, health officials have confirmed.

A total of 104,866 people have been tested, of whom 93,208 tested negative and 11,568 were positive.

I find those test results very worrying. 9 out of 10 who must have been displaying systems didn't have it which rather assumes their still likely to get it in the future. Makes the claim by Oxford Uni students that 50% of the population may have already had it far less likely. To be honest I thought their claims were our best hope of getting out of this in coming weeks or months.

depends on how many were actually showing symptoms.. most footballers have been tested whether showing symptoms or not. who else ? think we will have a clearer picture if these test kits that show if you've had it or not work..

by **Forever Blue** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 11:08 am

UPDATED:

Friday 27th March 2020

UK
Deaths 584

London has the highest number

11,658 Confirmed cases

by **Forever Blue** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 11:11 am

Deaths in Wales 28

25 in Scotland

10 in Northern Ireland

by **TopCat CCFC** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 11:18 am

Yesterday's full figs will be updated later on this afternoon and i will update with changes or other decisions made ,

Going to keep myself busy now around the house - plenty to do

...In the meantime -

STAY AT HOME : PROTECT THE NHS : SAVE LIVES :thumbup:

by **Forever Blue** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 1:11 pm

Boris Johnson tests positive of the Virus

The Uk people should really listen now even Matt Hancock the Health Secretary has the virus now ( very sad )
But Johnson will continue to lead the Govt

by **Forever Blue** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 1:19 pm

Friday 27th March 2020

Spanish Health Minister:

Spain Virus:

769 Deaths in one day / 65,000 cases

The worst hit

8,215 Deaths so far in Italy

USA 85,991 Virus cases , nearly 1,300 deaths

by **TopCat CCFC** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 4:00 pm

The deaths in the UK have gone up by 181 just in 1 day yesterday to a total of 759 people who have now died in the UK .

by **TopCat CCFC** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 4:25 pm

I know have the number of people in the UK - Who have tested positive from yesterday - 26/03/20 .

There are now 14,579 positive cases - that's up in 1 day by 3,011

by **Forever Blue** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 4:28 pm

Birmingham Airport to be opened for 1,500 coffins :cry:

by **TopCat CCFC** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 5:00 pm

Boris Johnson's chief medical officer Chris Whitty is self-isolating after experiencing coronavirus symptoms.

Professor Whitty said that he would be staying at home for the next seven days in a statement on Twitter, posted just hours after the prime minister confirmed that he had tested positive for the COVID-19 disease.

"After experiencing symptoms compatible with COVID-19 last night, in line with the guidance, I will be self-isolating at home for the next seven days," said the professor.

"I will be continuing to advise the government on the medical response to coronavirus, supported by my deputies."
Professor Whitty has been a fixture of the government's daily news briefings on the UK response to the disease, alongside the chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance.

He is the third major figure leading the country's battle against coronavirus to have gone into self-isolation on Friday, following the prime minister and Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

by **Foghorn65** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 5:14 pm

More to come...

by **TopCat CCFC** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 6:27 pm

Summary
Prime Minister Boris Johnson reveals he has tested positive for coronavirus
Wales has 34 deaths and 921 confirmed cases of coronavirus so far
North Wales Police have been stopping vehicles heading over the border from England
Nearly 400 former nurses and midwives in Wales respond to call to return to work

by **TopCat CCFC** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 7:00 pm

Principality Stadium to become field hospital

The home of Welsh rugby is set to become a field hospital in a bid to deal with coronavirus cases in Cardiff.

The Principality Stadium, which hosts international rugby matches and concerts, will provide up to 2,000 additional beds for the NHS.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board said it was difficult to know what the size or scale of the challenges faced by staff would be, but it had acquired the stadium to ease pressure on wards.

The board's chief executive officer Len Richards said: "I sincerely hope we don’t need to use all of the capacity but it is far better to have developed plans upon the scientific evidence and modelling of the experts.

"The facility will allow us to free up capacity at our other hospital sites so that we can continue to provide services to patients with other health conditions."

Martyn Phillips, chief executive of the Welsh Rugby Union, which owns the stadium, said it was a “privilege" to be able to help at a time of national emergency.

by **rumpo kid** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 7:07 pm

There was a lag in reporting yesterday which caused the spike today. Something to do with changing the time of releasing the figures..
On James O’Brien show on LBC this morning

by **TopCat CCFC** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 7:33 pm

rumpo kid wrote:There was a lag in reporting yesterday which caused the spike today. Something to do with changing the time of releasing the figures..
On James O’Brien show on LBC this morning

You are spot on rumpo - most days from the start we had 2 time slots where the figs were given @ 14:00 & 17:00 pm .
Yesterday the figs came in after 19:00 pm and then this morning - Annis updated those figs again .