"Insiders stressed there is a lot of uncertainty in the modelling, and the picture will change all the time depending on vaccine take-up and people’s behaviour after 19 July."
These cards have been at this the whole time. Always revised down.
Also turnaround in hospitals look shorter to me. who gives a toss if 2000 go in today and are discharged tomorrow?
Also note Easyjet saying its bookings were 2/3 from mainland Europeans rather than normal 50:50. Despite the tutting, people in other countries are going about their business, while we come up with ways to force asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic people into test centres that would never have been detected in the past, while fewer people died with Covid as the underlying cause than flu on w/e 19 July, and only 2% more than w/e 30 April when we had max lockdown and vaccine crossover effectiveness. It's pure conjecture that everyone is on board for some hedonistic orgy of close social contact, and the euros meant we had that anyway with window dressing distancing in pubs and people meeting up left right and centre to watch it.
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They COULD return IF hospitalisations soar.
then again my auntie COULD be my uncle IF she had bollocks.
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A good point made in the article that there is likely a lower threshold for admission than in last waves so hospitalisations not really comparable.
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If you are keeping everyone with a bit of a cough and wheeze in hospital to be on the safe side hospitalisations bound to soar.
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The horse may have won the race if it hadn’t stopped to shít
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Did anyone actually burn their masks though?
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"then again my auntie COULD be my uncle IF she had bollocks"
oh she can be your uncle if she says she is. No bollocks necessary
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Anyone can self-identity as talking utter bollocks.
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Just a few more weeks
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"Insiders stressed there is a lot of uncertainty in the modelling, and the picture will change all the time depending on vaccine take-up and people’s behaviour after 19 July."
These cards have been at this the whole time. Always revised down.
Also turnaround in hospitals look shorter to me. who gives a toss if 2000 go in today and are discharged tomorrow?
Also note Easyjet saying its bookings were 2/3 from mainland Europeans rather than normal 50:50. Despite the tutting, people in other countries are going about their business, while we come up with ways to force asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic people into test centres that would never have been detected in the past, while fewer people died with Covid as the underlying cause than flu on w/e 19 July, and only 2% more than w/e 30 April when we had max lockdown and vaccine crossover effectiveness. It's pure conjecture that everyone is on board for some hedonistic orgy of close social contact, and the euros meant we had that anyway with window dressing distancing in pubs and people meeting up left right and centre to watch it.
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