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l don't like to mention my own health experiences too much but l have pulled through several times so l am very confident he will pull through. He is not on a ventilator which is a good sign. |
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Of course, school are never closed in isolation and one big side effect of closing schools is that it forced a significant part of the population to work from home or not work at all to look after their children. This has great social distancing impact but also an economic impact as, in the UK, 16% of the workforce are primary caregivers of children of school age. Taiwan learned from SARS in 2003 and implemented social distancing in schools during the 2009 H1N1 influenza outbreak with some success and might provide a model for future reopening. Influenza is somewhat different to Coronavirus outbreaks as it spreads rapidly through children. Russell Viners study is important as we go forward as it helps define the path back to normality. We will reopen schools, we will go back to work. The big questions are how and when - the famous 'exit strategy' |
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I’m not questioning any of that. Simply the practicality of some of the specific suggestions Viners has made around the partial reopening of schools, which betray a complete lack of understanding of how British school premises are designed and utilised, and how children behave when they’re denied the chance to blow off steam in the playground.
Missus is volunteering at the local key workers school where the staff/pupil ratios, maximum room occupancy and other infection control measures are absolutely insane (in a good way). The building is a school with a capacity of a little under 200 and it is presently able to accommodate something like 40 children in order for social distancing to be maintained. |
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I hope he pulls through quickly and with minimal (if any) complications but his current situation does not change how much I can't stand the fat lying so-and-so.
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When he does recover, I am sure he will also be deservedly resting up for a few weeks to fully recuperate. |
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BREAKING: Prime Ministers official spokesman has given an update this lunchtime on PM's health condition. Says Boris remains stable, has received Standard Oxygen treatment, he is not on a ventilator and is not receiving any invasive respiratory assistance.
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Trouble is, with the media of today, every piffling gaff is highligted in the most sensationalist way ever. Boris does mean well, and that's why he is so popular with most. He's human. |
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Yes, I know they’re all liars but this particular MP has a track records of being caught out with his lies and also happens to be in charge of running the country. I think the only way he means well is when he and his millionaire chums benefit. Either way, I do hope he pulls through the CV. |
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Anti-Conservatives just love to keep repeating the 'liar' nonsense because it's the only way they can think of to try to undermine the most popular PM we've had for ages. |
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Don't we have a Brexit thread for this debate OB..
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Anyway as always, I wish him a speedy recovery. |
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I suppose choosing not to sacrifice the vulnerable is what makes us human. ---------- Post added at 14:08 ---------- Previous post was at 14:06 ---------- Quote:
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Some interesting data according to modelling by a US university.
http://www.healthdata.org/news-relea...s-uk-early-its http://www.healthdata.org/covid/updates |
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