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[]Cases have risen again
[]Deaths have remained high … :!:
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high (as of 17/1) … :!:
[]Tests have remained low (as of 20/1)
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[]Cases have remained high … :shock:
[]Deaths are very high … :!:
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high (as of 18/1) … :!:
[]Tests have met targets (as of 21/1) … 
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Hi
No Critical Care Beds left locally.
You can get moved anywhere which takes hours and even then you only get minimum treatment.
This is not a joke, it is serious.
Everyone who died in Critical Care when I was in Hospital at Christmas was younger than me.
The idiots are still around, we have some on here.
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[]Cases have fallen but are still very high
[]Deaths are very high … :!:
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high (as of 19/1) … :!:
[]Tests have met targets (as of 21/1) (not updated) … 
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The UK will reach the grim milestone of COVID-19 100,000 deaths within the next two days.
The Good News:
The Bad News:
Anyone seen the new television adverts…scary…but will they do any good? If you don’t care you don’t care.
I just seen the “Look into my eyes” … distressing but I think most viewers will take a “comfort break” while it’s on … they know it will never happen to them or their family … 
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[]Cases have fallen again but are still high
[]Deaths have fallen but are still high
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high (as of 20/1) … :!:
[]Tests have met targets (as of 21/1) (not updated) …
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Deaths within 28 days of positive test
Total 97,939
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[]Cases have dramatically fallen * … :!:
[]Deaths have fallen but are still high ** …
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high ** (as of 21/1) …
[]Tests have fallen sharply (as of 24/1) … :shock:
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** Deaths and hospitalisations are still major causes for concern …
Deaths within 28 days of positive test - Total 98,531
The number of patients on ventilators passes 4,000 for first time - now 4,076, higher than during the first wave.
PM confirms data on easing restrictions will be assessed before mid-February
Speaking at a COVID-19 vaccination site at Barnet Football Club in north London, the PM said: "We’re looking at the data as it comes in, we’re looking at the rates of infection, as you know the JCVI [Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation] groups 1 to 4 [on the priority list] will be vaccinated by February 15.
"Before then we’ll be looking at the potential of relaxing some measures.
“But don’t forget this country has made huge progress in reducing infection, I don’t think people want to see another big surge in infection.”
BJ is chafing at the bit again …
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[]Cases have dramatically fallen again * … :!:
[]Deaths have dramatically increased ** …
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high ** (as of 22/1) …
[]Tests remain low (as of 25/1) … :shock:
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** Deaths and hospitalisations are still major causes for concern …
Deaths within 28 days of positive test - Total 100,162 ***
*** The Grim Milestone …
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[]Cases have risen again … :!:
[]Deaths remain extremely high …
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high (as of 23/1) …
[]Tests remain low (as of 26/1) … :shock:
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Deaths and hospitalisations are still major causes for concern …
The PM has said he hopes a “gradual and phased” relaxation of Covid restrictions can begin in early March.
Boris Johnson told MPs he intended to set out a plan for how the lockdown in England could be eased and the criteria involved in the final week of February.
Factors will include death and hospitalisation numbers, progress of vaccinations and changes in the virus.
Twice bitten, thrice shy … 
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[]Cases have risen again … :!:
[]Deaths remain extremely high …
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high (as of 24/1) …
[]Tests remain low (as of 27/1) … :shock:
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Cases, deaths and hospitalisations are all now major causes for concern …
Covid infections remain high but stable
The number of Covid infections remained virtually unchanged in the week to 23 January, Office for National Statistics figures suggest.
Infections remain high in England, with London continuing to have the worst epidemic, the ONS said. But the virus appears to be levelling off throughout the rest of the UK.
The ONS tests a random sample of people in private residences across the UK for Covid weekly, whether they have symptoms or not. This means the survey is among the best sources for understanding what’s really happening to the virus.
Still no sign of the fat lady … 
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[]Cases have risen slightly … :!:
[]Deaths remain extremely high (not updated) …
[]Hospitalisations are falling slowly (as of 25/1) …
[]Tests have risen dramatically (as of 28/1) … :shock:
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Cases, deaths and hospitalisations are all now major causes for concern but apprear to have stabilised …
I was Pfizered today so had a doze after lunch … it lasted longer than I expected … 
At last, tests appear to be meeting targets … :!:
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[]Cases have fallen back to Tuesday’s level … :!:
[]Deaths have fallen back to Sunday’s level … :!:
[]Hospitalisations remain extremely high (as of 27/1 (not updated)) …
[]Tests have risen dramatically (as of 28/1) (not updated)… :shock:
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Record number of daily vaccinations in UK
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-55876866
The UK has carried out the highest number of coronavirus vaccinations in one day, government figures show.
The figures show 598,389 received their first dose on Saturday.
The previous record was set last Saturday when the UK reported 491,970 doses in a single day.
It brings the total number of people to receive their first dose of a Covid vaccine to 8,977,329, with another 491,053 receiving their second dose.
Public Health England’s Dr Susan Hopkins expects to start seeing the impact of vaccinations in the next two weeks.
Excellent news … :!:
Vaccination, as rolled out by the NHS, is, so far, a phenomenal success story and puts the privately-run test and trace service (run by “Incompetent” Harding) to shame - the latter has only now, after months of totally inadequate testing (costing £22,000,000,000!), started to achieve its’ targets … Well done, the NHS … 
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[]Cases have fallen dramatically … :!:
[]Deaths have fallen noticeably … :!:
[]Hospitalisations have fallen noticeably (as of 27/1) … :!:
[]Tests have fallen (as of 31/1) … 
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Signs of recovery/improvement are there but it wouldn’t take much to reverse the trend … a few days laxity, an aggressive variant … :shock:
