Coronavirus
- Rich B
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They're going to close nurseries again aren't they.... FFS.
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BoJo is on at 8pm tonight.
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All schools again, I'd assume.
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WFH with child/children is the pits!!! My daughter's at home today and still won't sod off if I'm on Teams or the phone. I'd forgotten how annoying she can be
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Back to dressing up in tweed, to go grouse shooting with your mates it is then!
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A shiny penny that whatever he announces takes effect tomorrow.
- Rich B
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Nurseries open!
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Well, at least the journeys into work will be fun.
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So Twatfink thinks that if everything goes well they'd have done 1 jab to everyone in the first 4 vaccination priority groups by mid-feb. I've counted and that's 11 million people. So as they've done about 1 million already that's 10 million in 6 weeks, or over 1.5 million a week.
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- DeskJockey
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So just another 30ish weeks to do the rest (assuming no supply chain issues)? That's about October time.Simon wrote: Mon Jan 04, 2021 9:46 pm So Twatfink thinks that if everything goes well they'd have done 1 jab to everyone in the first 4 vaccination priority groups by mid-feb. I've counted and that's 11 million people. So as they've done about 1 million already that's 10 million in 6 weeks, or over 1.5 million a week.
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What about all those who refuse it because COVID is fake and the injection is just to put nanobots in your bloodstream for Government monitoring? That's gotta be about 30% of the population. Brings us back to June time.DeskJockey wrote: Mon Jan 04, 2021 9:49 pmSo just another 30ish weeks to do the rest (assuming no supply chain issues)? That's about October time.Simon wrote: Mon Jan 04, 2021 9:46 pm So Twatfink thinks that if everything goes well they'd have done 1 jab to everyone in the first 4 vaccination priority groups by mid-feb. I've counted and that's 11 million people. So as they've done about 1 million already that's 10 million in 6 weeks, or over 1.5 million a week.
- JonMad
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So, straw poll, does Year R count as Early Years or not? It’s part of infant school (so, closed, right?), but it’s also part of EYFS (so, open, right?).
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- Swervin_Mervin
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Reception is primary. We had a letter last night confirming it was early years therefore unaffected. A revision was issued today yo say it has been put into primaryJonMad wrote: Mon Jan 04, 2021 10:03 pm So, straw poll, does Year R count as Early Years or not? It’s part of infant school (so, closed, right?), but it’s also part of EYFS (so, open, right?).
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- Swervin_Mervin
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Yeah it's not going to happen is it?Simon wrote: Mon Jan 04, 2021 9:46 pm So Twatfink thinks that if everything goes well they'd have done 1 jab to everyone in the first 4 vaccination priority groups by mid-feb. I've counted and that's 11 million people. So as they've done about 1 million already that's 10 million in 6 weeks, or over 1.5 million a week.

Let's not forget that's just 1 jab. At a max of 12weeks between jabs they'll need to start 2nd jabs on those first 4 groups within a couple of weeks of finishing the first jabs...
Hands up who thinks this is going to go to total ratshit?
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I should have clarified earlier that I meant something major.
Basically back to full lockdown with *checks watch* four hours notice. Nice.
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The law doesn't take effect till Wednesday. It can't. The parliamentary counsel have to write and publish it first.
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- DeskJockey
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Just thinking about my hasty calculation, it felt off.
Population is 66.65 million, assume 11 million have been vaccinated by week 6. Assume that 20% (is that high?) of the remaining 55.65 million can't or won't be vaccinated, that's 44.52 million to vaccinate. At a rate of 1.3 million/week (based on 10 million done in six weeks), that's 34 weeks, taking us to week 40 - first week in October.
If the scheme accelerates to 1.5m/week that means early September instead.
So, I wasn't that far off, I suppose. Does the maths and assumptions stack up?
Population is 66.65 million, assume 11 million have been vaccinated by week 6. Assume that 20% (is that high?) of the remaining 55.65 million can't or won't be vaccinated, that's 44.52 million to vaccinate. At a rate of 1.3 million/week (based on 10 million done in six weeks), that's 34 weeks, taking us to week 40 - first week in October.
If the scheme accelerates to 1.5m/week that means early September instead.
So, I wasn't that far off, I suppose. Does the maths and assumptions stack up?
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Aren't the two vaccine manufacturers saying 45 days for 2nd dose at the absolute outside?