Pity. Simple enough questions Your refusal to answer those questions on a thread on which you have been gaily posting at some length tantalising us with a vast array of material you have read speaks volumes. i won't be asking again and certainly won't be wasting any time indulging you.
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Would be good to see an updated version of that, showing what has happened since the end of that film! Should make interesting viewing....
Face masks, face masks, get your face mask 'ere. Oooh missus, you've got a lot of bottle
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how much for both of mine
being little ****s at the moment
- Revealed: Average age of Covid-19 victims is OLDER than life expectancy in Scotland as stark figures show 'it is predominantly a disease that strikes the elderly'
- Average coronavirus death north of the border is 81 for men and 85 for women
- Life expectancy for a man in Scotland is 80-and-a-half and females live to 84
- It suggests that a chunk of the patients who passed away might have died soon
- Experts said it reinforces extraordinary impact age has on risk of Covid death
Published: 01:30 AEST, 22 July 2020 | Updated: 02:12 AEST, 22 July 2020
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The average age patients die from coronavirus in Scotland is older than the age at which people pass away normally, stark figures show.
National Records of Scotland (NRS) data reveal the median age of a Covid-19 death north of the border is 81 for men and 85 for women.
By contrast, the life expectancy for a man in Scotland is 80.5 and females typically live to 84, according to the Office for National Statistics.
I'm ****ed out here on the west coast...
With a population of 1.2 million in greater Glasgow, life expectancy at birth is 71.6 years for men, nearly seven years below the national average of 78.2 years, and 78 years for women, over four years below the national average of 82.3.
Not long to go then Steelsy.....I trust you have one of these funeral savings plans in place....
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Cheeky ****
And you can increase that by 10 by moving to England (so long as it isn't Blackpool)
Not just Leeds in open top bus. The fans celebrated outside elland road and left the area in more of a dump then it already and showed how much of a bonus they will be in the premiership by throwing bottles and injuring people. And Liverpool fans celebrating outside anfield……
can see more outbreaks in those areas......
can see more outbreaks in those areas......
Purely out of my own curiosity, I wonder if the ‘areas of intervention’ eg Luton, Leicester, Blackburn, Darwen and more, all have a significant Asian muslim population and if there could be some connection to the fact of having Friday prayers together.
Some are obvious but I’m not certain of others. As I say, just curious if there might be a connection.
Some are obvious but I’m not certain of others. As I say, just curious if there might be a connection.
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What, and leave this view behind....no thanks!
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That definitely has been a factor, together with generally more crowded housing and- very often - workplaces. The conditions in some of the Leicester clothing factories were very poor hence the issues with Boohoo
Is that from your fairy tale castle turret where you've got Mrs Steelmonkey locked away?
Of course! It's straight out of my front door
Premiership up here is due to start in less than ten days....think that may change....
Coronavirus: St Mirren on lockdown amid positive tests
BBC Scotland sports news correspondent
None of the players have failed their regular tests
Seven coaches and backroom staff at St Mirren have tested positive for Covid-19, prompting the Scottish Premiership to return to twice-weekly testing.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53521306
Coronavirus: St Mirren on lockdown amid positive tests
BBC Scotland sports news correspondent
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None of the players have failed their regular tests
Seven coaches and backroom staff at St Mirren have tested positive for Covid-19, prompting the Scottish Premiership to return to twice-weekly testing.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53521306
