Yesterday deaths in hospital’s

[Alex50]

For Coronvirus was only 6, it hasn’t been that number since March. At the peak it was nearly 900 in one day.

www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/06/COVID-19-total-announced-deaths-25-June-2020.xlsx

The lockdown clearly made a big difference but now with the relaxations will things change?

I don't believe we will see a spike from outdoor gatherings. The pubs and hospitality opening are another matter. Time will tell. Lets hope not.

It is good news to see numbers on the wane but still that is 6 people too many with lots of families still very anxious having loved ones in ICU.

It'll rise again if people don't abide by the restrictions & they continue to ignore warnings & throng to beaches....some shocking scenes yesterday. It is utterly selfish & they are putting lives at risk. Is it just uneducated ignorance or is it with full knowledge that they could bring the virus into their own home/family...& they just do not care

I think it will come back in autumn with all the other bugs. Make the most of being outside while you can, lockdown in winter will be very hard. Have your family round in the garden and make the most of it. Meet in Parks and outside but take your rubbish home

Out of the 6 that died 5 were over 80. Yes all lives matter but at that age it might not have just been coronvirus that killed them.

Deaths in all settings was up from last week on the same day

www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public

I always felt the restrictions on outdoor gatherings were unecessary and OTT, which (IMO) has been proven by the fact that there's been no increase while they've been allowed (or while they happened in breaches of the rules).

I also think it's interesting that there's been no increase while schools have been taking higher numbers? Children and schools really aren't the hit bed of infection we thought? Or schools have beeen spectacularly good at managing hygiene and infection control? Personally I think the latter as the person in charge of that stuff at our school

Pubs do worry me. I was out with a group running last night. Often after a race we'd end up in a pub. All law abiding basically decent people whi have stuck to the SD rules but after a number of celebratory drinks....everyone lets their guard down and does things they wouldn't usually do, even if it's only mild things like hugging people or sitting a bit closer than you intended.

Since it's been allowed, I've been glad to go and have a cuppa in my parents' garden. Today, technically, I can go indoors but I'll be happier if we stay on the garden, for their sakes.

That said, if there are few cases now, in the community, the risk really is very low.

Deaths in all settings were 149, 6 were from hospitals in the UK. I’m assuming the rest will be care homes?

All law abiding basically decent people whi have stuck to the SD rules but after a number of celebratory drinks....everyone lets their guard down and does things they wouldn't usually do, even if it's only mild things like hugging people or sitting a bit closer than you intended

Yes. Although you have to sit in family groups I think so it may not be too bad - nobody allowed standing at the bar. I know what you mean though, I went to a wedding just before lockdown and at the beginning everyone was keeping their distance and doing elbow bumps, by the end everyone was hugging and kissing!

I thought I saw that deaths and new cases grew yesterday.

@CarlaH I’m only talking about deaths in hospitals.

@CarlaH - they did!
R factor hovering round 1, possibly above.
WHO warning and Chris Witty even tweeted yesterday about the risks........
not at all sure about Boris relying on everyone's "common sense" with street parties in London, madness on the south coast beaches and Liverpool celebrations.....

6 are English hospitals who died in the previous 24 hours and already been reported. The others in the149 will be English hospital deaths from earlier, deaths in hospitals in other parts of the UK, and carehomes. I look at the figures daily and recently it tends to be less than 10 deaths announced that took place in the last 24 hours then the day after 20 odd more added. It's still positive of course, moving in the right direction despite outside gatherings, protests etc.

Ah @Alex50 another of your positive posts ruined with doom!

@Alex50

Out of the 6 that died 5 were over 80. Yes all lives matter but at that age it might not have just been coronvirus that killed them.

I think this is true in a lot of the reported cases

Looking at the times when were said there would be spikes after the event (VE day, lockdown restrictions easing, the last bank holiday, the kids going back to school) and there was no spike, I am choosing to live I hope. I understand people are afraid of another spike, and there may be some rises here and there, but I dont think we will go back to the lockdown we just lived through. Maybe I will be proven wrong, but evidence here and abroad has shown that it doesnt revert back to peak times, or even near.

@Jrobhatch29 I know it makes me feel better anyway. I am going to go and enjoy my day in the sunshine in between the thunderstorms xx

I think it will be similar to the 1918 virus which naturally ebbed and flowed and came in 3 waves . I think it will decrease during these summer months and will creep back in the autumn

its almost as though the Gov want people to spread it herd immunity

Deaths reported in the previous 24hrs (hospital only) since 1st june have been.
13
19
20
24
19
17
16
10
20
11
13
10
14
4
6
11
8
13
2
6
7
3
6
4
6

A very slow decline but promising.

Deaths by date of death (Hospital only) in number form rather than the usual graphs, with the usual caveat that the last few days will increase a bit over the next few days.

01-Mar 0
02-Mar 1
03-Mar 2
04-Mar 0
05-Mar 2
06-Mar 2
07-Mar 0
08-Mar 5
09-Mar 4
10-Mar 1
11-Mar 10
12-Mar 14
13-Mar 20
14-Mar 23
15-Mar 28
16-Mar 40
17-Mar 46
18-Mar 65
19-Mar 63
20-Mar 105
21-Mar 103
22-Mar 149
23-Mar 159
24-Mar 205
25-Mar 264
26-Mar 325
27-Mar 350
28-Mar 359
29-Mar 438
30-Mar 496
31-Mar 574
01-Apr 645
02-Apr 645
03-Apr 697
04-Apr 777
05-Apr 743
06-Apr 726
07-Apr 812
08-Apr 899
09-Apr 790
10-Apr 739
11-Apr 779
12-Apr 718
13-Apr 698
14-Apr 648
15-Apr 685
16-Apr 638
17-Apr 609
18-Apr 570
19-Apr 522
20-Apr 565
21-Apr 483
22-Apr 501
23-Apr 451
24-Apr 437
25-Apr 384
26-Apr 380
27-Apr 343
28-Apr 340
29-Apr 322
30-Apr 312
01-May 306
02-May 268
03-May 251
04-May 259
05-May 250
06-May 266
07-May 255
08-May 213
09-May 202
10-May 195
11-May 166
12-May 183
13-May 161
14-May 178
15-May 170
16-May 167
17-May 137
18-May 155
19-May 143
20-May 153
21-May 148
22-May 121
23-May 128
24-May 115
25-May 133
26-May 137
27-May 120
28-May 122
29-May 116
30-May 91
31-May 81
01-Jun 93
02-Jun 108
03-Jun 106
04-Jun 82
05-Jun 82
06-Jun 80
07-Jun 76
08-Jun 66
09-Jun 63
10-Jun 72
11-Jun 48
12-Jun 48
13-Jun 38
14-Jun 55
15-Jun 51
16-Jun 51
17-Jun 44
18-Jun 45
19-Jun 38
20-Jun 39
21-Jun 31
22-Jun 37
23-Jun 29
24-Jun 6

@Dadnotmum.

Thank you for those. I'd like to keep an eye on those numbers, can you please let me know where you got them from?!

@Dadnotamum72
Where did you get those figures please? Thanks

So if the cases go down in similar fashion to how they rose, and taking account of current figures, in about two weeks we will be down to 0/1. I believe this is why 4th July has been picked for reopening. 1st August allows 3 weeks for being sure shielders can come out, if numbers go back up in this period they can stop this and protect the shielders whilst allowing everyone else to take cautious risk.

It's all looking very positive at the moment.

Of course there is a possibility is could change but I dont understand why people can't be hopefully and happy that so far what we are doing is working. All the doom and gloom predictions so far have been wrong, let's hope that continues.