| 1 | Oldham | 154 | 44 | North Lincolnshire | 47 | 87 | Birmingham | 32 | 130 | Rutland | 18 | |||||
| 2 | Wigan | 111 | 45 | Cheshire West | 47 | 88 | Warwickshire | 31 | 131 | Barnet | 18 | |||||
| 3 | Salford | 110 | 46 | Wirral | 46 | 89 | Hertfordshire | 31 | 132 | Nottinghamshire | 17 | |||||
| 4 | Rochdale | 107 | 47 | Lothian | 46 | 90 | Cambridgeshire | 31 | 133 | Richmond upon Thames | 17 | |||||
| 5 | Bury | 101 | 48 | North Yorkshire | 46 | 91 | Derbyshire | 30 | 134 | Lewisham | 17 | |||||
| 6 | South Tyneside | 90 | 49 | Walsall | 46 | 92 | Worcestershire | 30 | 135 | Buckinghamshire | 17 | |||||
| 7 | Gateshead | 83 | 50 | Dudley | 46 | 93 | Coventry | 29 | 136 | South Gloucestershire | 17 | |||||
| 8 | Betsi Cadwaladr HB | 76 | 51 | Warrington | 46 | 94 | Central Bedfordshire | 29 | 137 | Merton | 16 | |||||
| 9 | Cwm Taf | 75 | 52 | Trafford | 45 | 95 | Halton | 29 | 138 | Greenwich | 16 | |||||
| 10 | County Durham | 74 | 53 | Grampian | 45 | 96 | Ealing | 29 | 139 | Nottingham | 16 | |||||
| 11 | Stoke | 68 | 54 | Redcar & Cleveland | 45 | 97 | Essex | 28 | 140 | Wandsworth | 16 | |||||
| 12 | Sunderland | 67 | 55 | Leicester | 44 | 98 | Sefton | 28 | 141 | Borders | 16 | |||||
| 13 | Barnsley | 65 | 56 | Ayrshire & Arran | 44 | 99 | Southampton | 28 | 142 | Bristol | 15 | |||||
| 14 | York | 65 | 57 | Aneurin Bevan HB | 44 | 100 | Southend | 27 | 143 | Wiltshire | 15 | |||||
| 15 | Blackpool | 64 | 58 | Forth Valley | 43 | 101 | Croydon | 26 | 144 | Brighton and Hove | 15 | |||||
| 16 | Glasgow | 64 | 59 | Blackburn | 43 | 102 | Kirklees | 26 | 145 | West Sussex | 15 | |||||
| 17 | Hull | 63 | 60 | Tameside | 43 | 103 | Bexley | 25 | 146 | Lambeth | 15 | |||||
| 18 | Middlesbrough | 61 | 61 | Bedford | 42 | 103 | Hounslow | 25 | 147 | Kensington & Chelsea | 15 | |||||
| 19 | Darlington | 60 | 62 | Newcastle | 42 | 103 | Highland | 25 | 148 | Thurrock | 14 | |||||
| 20 | Cumbria | 59 | 63 | Harrow | 41 | 106 | Brent | 24 | 149 | East Sussex | 14 | |||||
| 21 | Bolton | 59 | 64 | Slough | 39 | 107 | Liverpool | 24 | 150 | Hillingdon | 14 | |||||
| 22 | Doncaster | 59 | 65 | St. Helens | 39 | 108 | Sutton | 24 | 151 | Bournemouth | 13 | |||||
| 23 | Knowsley | 58 | 66 | Northumberland | 39 | 109 | Kingston upon Thames | 24 | 152 | Barking & Dagenham | 13 | |||||
| 24 | Hartlepool | 58 | 67 | North Somerset | 38 | 110 | Derby | 23 | 153 | Islington | 13 | |||||
| 25 | Wolverhampton | 57 | 68 | Tayside | 37 | 111 | Redbridge | 23 | 154 | Portsmouth | 12 | |||||
| 26 | Stockport | 56 | 69 | Lancashire | 37 | 112 | Swindon | 23 | 155 | Cornwall & Isles of Scilly | 12 | |||||
| 27 | Herefordshire | 56 | 70 | Hywel Dda | 37 | 113 | Hampshire | 22 | 156 | Camden | 12 | |||||
| 28 | Rotherham | 55 | 71 | Wakefield | 37 | 114 | Plymouth | 22 | 157 | Dorset | 12 | |||||
| 29 | East Riding | 54 | 72 | Oxfordshire | 36 | 115 | Gloucestershire | 21 | 158 | Waltham Forest | 12 | |||||
| 30 | Sheffield | 53 | 73 | Telford & Wrekin | 35 | 116 | Bracknell Forest | 21 | 159 | Devon | 11 | |||||
| 31 | Stockton-on-Tees | 53 | 74 | Suffolk | 35 | 117 | Fife | 20 | 160 | Newham | 11 | |||||
| 32 | Manchester | 53 | 75 | North Tyneside | 35 | 118 | Windsor | 20 | 161 | Haringey | 10 | |||||
| 32 | Shropshire | 53 | 76 | Northern Ireland | 35 | 119 | Northamptonshire | 20 | 162 | Bath & NE Somerset | 9 | |||||
| 34 | Lanarkshire | 52 | 77 | Solihull | 35 | 120 | Surrey | 20 | 163 | Enfield | 9 | |||||
| 35 | Kent | 51 | 78 | Leicestershire | 35 | 121 | Lincolnshire | 20 | 164 | Hackney | 9 | |||||
| 36 | Reading | 51 | 79 | Leeds | 35 | 122 | Hammersmith & Fulham | 19 | 165 | Dumfries & Galloway | 6 | |||||
| 37 | Cheshire East | 50 | 80 | Isle of Wight | 35 | 123 | Milton Keynes | 19 | 166 | Tower Hamlets | 6 | |||||
| 38 | Bradford | 50 | 81 | Medway | 34 | 124 | West Berkshire | 19 | 167 | Torbay | 6 | |||||
| 39 | Norfolk | 49 | 82 | Peterborough | 34 | 125 | Westminster | 18 | 168 | NE Lincolnshire | 6 | |||||
| 40 | Bromley | 49 | 83 | Wokingham | 33 | 125 | Somerset | 18 | 169 | Shetland | 4 | |||||
| 41 | Cardiff | 48 | 84 | Staffordshire | 33 | 127 | Havering | 18 | 170 | City of London | 0 | |||||
| 42 | Sandwell | 47 | 85 | Luton | 33 | 128 | Calderdale | 18 | 170 | Orkney | 0 | |||||
| 43 | Swansea | 47 | 86 | Powys | 32 | 129 | Southwark | 18 | 170 | Western Isles | 0 |
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Interesting stuff for sure
It's been allowed to rip across London with public transport and airports open Citizens of London have been exposed to all the various strains of Chinese Flu as foreigners from around the globe have arrived |
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If lock down suppression was limiting new cases would expect it to have a more uniform effect, OR to have the opposite effect from what we are seeing in the numbers; that the worst area in March would be the last to come under control because areas with few cases would have been prevented from catching up by their lock down.
Seems the virus just runs it's course until infected people are just running into people that have already been infected. And that is now happening in London. |
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Looks like a Boris masterstroke, using London as the test centre
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Yes, all the handshaking paying off
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this is fcuk all compared to the blitz..says my 85 yr old mother..on the whiskey with me now
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exactly get on with it ffs
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the figures that suit the agenda will be released
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whannkers in there safe little towns..sh1te scared Cockernees are gonna visit them FAKE REFUGEES WELCOME but not COCKERNEES....
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exactly get on with it ffs
says the guy in ruddy Thailand! |
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Surely London lockdown was first, the areas slow to lock down like North East High in list
Another week may show much better news and better indication of reasons. |
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Lots of brexit areas high on the list!
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HOW many muslims in your town/city hamish.... 0
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I thought March 23rd was the day everyone locked down.
Can't recall if different areas had different measures before then, thought it was all centralized advice. |
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Lockdown was officially the same day all over uk
However people were advised to stay out of pubs before pubs were closed. Those areas earliest hit by corona saw more folk stay home before official lockdown. Might explain the results, might not, but possible explanation. |
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At Monday’s daily briefing, Witty estimated an infection rate of 10% for London and 6 to 8% for the rest of the country.
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OMG...central Wigan here. Just bought a pint of frozen maggots for my furloughed fishing trip on L/L canal tomorrow.
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At Monday’s daily briefing, Witty estimated an infection rate of 10% for London and 6 to 8% for the rest of the country.
perhaps I'm wrong but he has not inspired much confidence. |
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fishing trip on t canal??...get on yer bike Djamolidine!
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lol Kenny, my legs are twice the size of Abdou's! 7 weeks climbing Parbold/Rivington hills...happy days.
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13 May 20 21:32 Joined: 18 Jul 02 | Topic/replies: 16,414 | Blogger: Angoose's blog At Monday’s daily briefing, Witty estimated an infection rate of 10% for London and 6 to 8% for the rest of the country. ^ Yep. And 10-20% herd immunity could kick in according to the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine paper... https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.27.20081893v2.full.pdf Lets hope London have led the way and done it! |
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this is fcuk all compared to the blitz..says my 85 yr old mother..on the whiskey with me now
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No one knows the true numbers to anything
They release what they wanna release Who - "It may never go away"... well if that's the case lets all just get back to our day then? oh no can't do that Its beyond ridiculous, one minute there's a vaccine breakthrough, the next there's no vaccine at all, then there might be one by "October", then its not until next year "it may never go away" to "herd immunity" can be achieved Fack right off ![]() |
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My guess would be North of 20% in London
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My Old Man also says this is nothing like the war. He recalls watching the Battle of Britain from a vantage point on the South Downs!
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Nothing like the war? Nothing compared to the Blitz?
My God the people in this country are pathetic if they think this is hardship. I am sure there is hardship out there, big financial worries even hunger for some but I might suggest if your children are not picking out grains of rice in the sand or looking for food to eat in rubbish dumps you might not know what real worry and hardship is. We are so lucky in this country. Even the air is relatively fresh and the water is clean. I have absolutely no time for whinges who think this is tough. Those old people born just before the war are tough though. |
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People claiming they can’t cope with being locked in with their own kids! Can you imagine if we sent kids from the city out into the Country!
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Harlesden in Brent had the highest death tolls in the country up to April 17th
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.. but she met my Dad in the Thomas a Becke
Did he knock her out? although to be fair to the girls I bet they could throw the 'ammer to defend themsleves or certainly a tidy slap if they were ladies! |
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Oldham is the poorest town in England. It was one of the worst areas affected on April 17th
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dailyt mail running a story on Monday that 3.7% of population had,had the virus,same paper today running a story 25% of population has had virus,whats a difference of 15 million between friends,and these people expect you to make what could be live threatening decisions based on this advice
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Could you imagine the World Wars being fought under the spotlight of today’s 24 hour, hand wringing, media, “why weren’t more underground shelters provided Mr Churchill, you had ample warning” ? why haven’t we enough Fighter pilots ? Why is the food situation so grave? Have these homes our children are being evacuated to been inspected,
Is it safe for small boats to cross the channel, should ordinary members of the public be risking their lives this way, isn’t it the Government’s responsibility, how many lives could be saved by surrendering Mr Churchill. |
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none of my mums family were evacuated in the war and they lived near tower bridge... Mental
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some people been a bit picky like to think weve moved on a tad in 75 years,if hunt had acted on his own exercise from only 3 years ago, maybe 20,000 lives would have been saved,
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My mum was evacuated, lived in south London, she was one of six kids, her and two brothers went, she said she had a great time, stayed with a couple and their children in a large Manor House. Her brothers weren’t so lucky, ended up on some s**ty little farm in Kings Lynn, where they worked them like slaves, my grandmother managed to get up there to see them after 6months, was so disgusted by the state of the boys and where they were kipping, she brought them straight back home with her. |