In a significant tightening of regulations, the government warned that it is now the legal duty of other people to isolate themselves if they test positive for the disease, or if they are invited to do so through the NHS Test and Trace.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan warned Boris Johnson that the capital wants new Covid restrictions until Monday, adding a curfew at 10 p. m. for pubs, to avoid a build-up of cases.
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson is expected to deliver a televised showdown next week.
The prime minister faced the nation, offering an update on the blockade and possible wave of coronavirus at the time.
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PM PREPARES TO LEAD BRITONS ON VIRUSES
The prime minister is expected to give a speech next week, amid fears of a national lockout.
A compromise blockade is known as a two-week “break,” but high-level conservatives have threatened to prevent such an initiative.
Anyway, it is understood that Boris can only give a televised speech on Tuesday to obviously how the government is ready to involve rising infection rates.
Here’s what you want to know.
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”WE CAN STILL GET A VACCINE THIS YEAR.
Matt Hancock did the rounds on TV this morning.
And in an interview, the fitness secretary said he hoped the UK could be vaccinated against coronavirus this year.
However, he admitted that “early year” is more likely.
He told BBC1’s The Andrew Marr Show: “There is hope that this year we will have one of the vaccines on the line. “
“The Oxford vaccine remains the most sensitive in the queue. Chances are it’s next year and the start of next year. “
CLUBBERS FESTIVAL IN WUHAN
Chinese clubbers photographed dancing and drinking in Wuhan, where the coronavirus is believed to have taken root for the first time.
There have been no cases of network transmission in the city since May.
Mainland China did not record cases for 33 consecutive days.
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WE’RE HELL, BRIT LADS SAY
Three British friends say they are “trapped in eternal hell” while being held against their will at a Covid-19 quarantine detention centre in Italy.
The three friends were training English in Florence when they tested the virus on August 17.
They were then transported from the hospital to a coronavirus center and placed in separate small rooms, where they can be blocked indefinitely.
This is the story.
OR ARE THE LOWEST VIRUS RATES?
Tonight we write on a blog about the five spaces with the number of new instances of coronavirus.
Bolton, Rossendale, Hyndburn, Preston and Liverpool are badly affected.
These are the five spaces with the lowest rates.
ARMY WIVES TEST POSITIVE AFTER BOTOX PARTY
The UK’s main tank base has been shaken by a coronavirus outbreak after the army hosted an illegal Botox party.
The women invited a Preston therapist to their marital rooms in Bovington Garrison in Dorset for the reed session.
Five of the wives tested positive and 12 other women and 30 infantrymen were ordered to isolate themselves for 14 days to prevent the spread.
The incident led to an increase in dominance and forced a store to close.
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‘IT’S TIME TO SLOW DOWN – IT’S A LONG WINTER’
Professor Heneghan says there is no momentary wave of coronavirus, more on this in the post below.
“What we want to do now is slow down, it’s a long winter,” he said.
“What we’re seeing is that the virus works seasonally.
“When we return to school, what has happened now is that we have noticed an increase of about 60% in visits for all acute respiratory infections and that is what is happening. disorders with the Test and Trace program.
Here’s what you want to know.
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THERE’S NO SECOND WAVE, SAYS PROF.
Everyone is talking about the fall of the UK in a moment of national blockade.
But a senior teacher says there is no wave at the moment.
Professor Carl Heneghan, director of the Centre for Evidence Medicine at the University of Oxford, said the UK will have to “slow down” because we will have a “long winter. “
He said: “I’d see the Christmas holidays.
“Often, when we return in January, there is a significant increase in the number of deaths, about 5,000 per week more than we’ve seen lately. And this is due to the seasonal effect. “
More on this in the next post.
Usa. But it’s not the first time YOU NEED 10M OF LIFE TRIALS PER DAY
U. S. News now.
The United States established a day of more than a million coronavirus diagnostic tests underway.
But experts say the country wants six to 10 million tests during the day to epidemics.
The country conducted 1,061,411 tests on Saturday, according to the knowledge of the Covid Tracking Project, a volunteer-led effort to monitor the epidemic.
Coronavirus has killed nearly 200,000 Americans and inflamed more than 6. 7 million.
WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF THE WATCH LIST?
£500 FOR FAMILIES WHO NEED TO ISOLATE THEMSELVES
Millions of low-income families in England will receive up to 500 euros if they have to be quarantined to prevent coronavirus.
Payments will be made to beneficiaries of certain benefits that will see their earnings fall due to the legal responsibility to self-insulate.
Here’s everything you want to know.
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THE FIVE REGIONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF CASES
CASES ERUPTS IN LIVERPOOL
Coronavirus cases are spreading in the UK.
Today, new figures show that almost 700 new instances of Covid-19 were registered in Liverpool in the seven days leading up to 17 September.
Public Health England’s knowledge shows that a total of 688 cases were recorded, the equivalent of 138. 1 cases per 100,000 people, compared to 96. 4 per 100,000 last week.
This means that Liverpool now has the fifth weekly rate in England.
“NO SYMPTOMS? YOU DON’T NEED PROOF”
Dido Harding, the head of the NHS Test and Trace programme, suggested that the British DO NOT get tested unless they have symptoms of coronavirus.
This occurs after increased pressure demand on laboratories.
Writing for The Sun, he said: “Tests are effective if you have symptoms, or unless NHS Test and Trace has asked you to get tested or through a fitness professional. 2
Here’s what you want to know.
HOSPITAL TENTS IN MADRID
Infections are in Spain and the government has returned carp from hospitals to the streets of Madrid.
In March, city officials set up a convention center in “the world’s largest hospital. “
There is room for 5,500 wounded in the transitory coronavirus unit at the peak of the pandemic.
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PROTESTERS TAKE TO THE STREETS WITH A NEW CLOSURE
Some argue that stricter restrictions can be observed in London.
This is already the case in Madrid, Spain, where protesters took to the streets to ask for greater physical attention.
On Friday, the regional government of Madrid ordered the closure of some of the poorest spaces in the city, where around 850,000 people live, after an increase in the number of coronavirus cases in the country.
Vallecas is one of the affected areas.
Bepassna Ramos, 56, said: “It is illogical that things can be happened and done in richer areas, but the same cannot be done in Vallecas.
“The same goes for contagion. They’re discriminating.
The protesters chanted: “Vallecas is a ghetto. “
MORE LIVES LOST
An additional 396 people tested positive for Covid-19 in Ireland.
This raises the total number from 32,933.
Of the latest cases, most (241) were reported in Dublin.
No deaths were recorded.
”WEED IN A NEIGHBOR”, SAID HANCOCK
As detailed in the blog post below, Matt Hancock said today that staff may be asked to stay out of London next week.
This comes after the Secretary of Health suggested that “everyone” denounce their neighbors who are not isolated, potentially fining 10,000 euros.
Hancock told Sky News’ Sophy Ridge on Sunday that “the country is a turning point. “
When asked if he would report it to the authorities if a neighbor violated the regulations, he said, “Yes, and everyone does. “
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CLOSING NEW LONDON ‘IN DAYS’
One of the big stories today is the option of travelers possibly being told not to move on to next week.
Matt Hancock has not ruled a blockade in London and says he spoke to Mayor Sadiq Khan over the weekend about the action in the capital.
When asked if London painters could be asked to paint from a house from a point next week, Hancock told Times Radio, “Well, I don’t brazen it. “
THE VIRUS SPREADS
Cases of coronavirus in the UK have increased to 3899 today, bringing the total number of tests in the UK to 394257.
On this occasion, last week, another 3330 people tested positive for the virus, while cases increased from 4422 to 390358, the largest accumulation in 19 weeks.
WHAT ARE THE FINES FOR BREACHING THE BLOCKING RULES?
People in England who refuse to receive an order of isolation will be subject to fines of up to 10,000 euros, he warned.
New fines of one hundred euros have also been announced if the British face off in teams of more than six inmates or externals, doping up to EUR 3200 for repeatism.
Those who tested positive for Covid-19, as well as their converts and members of their “support bubble” can also face fines of up to 1000 euros for leaving home.
Meanwhile, buyers who do not cover their faces threaten a fine of one hundred euros.
CASES GO UP
Britain reported 3,899 new cases of coronavirus this afternoon at 4,422 yesterday.
Eighteen more deaths have been reported, bringing the total death toll in Britain to 41,777.
”FIGHTING CARE HOMES”
Many health care services are not prepared to settle for patients who are positive at the hospital’s Covid-19 and will struggle to effectively isolate them, the president of the National Care Association warned.
The government’s new nursing home plan released Friday says some patients would possibly be discharged from the hospital to nursing homes after a positive test, but makes it clear that no provider will be forced to settle for an existing or new patient if they cannot safely treat their patient. Coronavirus.
But Nadra Ahmed told Sky News’ Sophy Ridge on Sunday: “We’re behind some of the other most vulnerable people who can succumb to this VirusArray. . . you have to protect everyone.
“Then, to introduce someone, even if you’re isolated, you have to make sure that who will see it, how it’s protected.
“Suppliers will face this incredibly unless they have very, very transparent isolation units, and few homes have them.
‘VIP TESTS FOR RUGBY PLAYERS’
It has been said that the UK’s largest Covid-19 verification laboratory gives Premiership Rugby players precedence while meeting the government’s public goals.
Randox Laboratories, in Co Antrim, Northern Ireland, won a check contract of 133 million pounds in March and is now guilty of a quarter of EU checks in the UK.
However, leaked documents marked as “sensitive” reveal that it does not provide verification effects on the official 24-hour target, the Sunday Times reports.
On September 9, Randox less than one in 10 tests on time.
It has also “canceled” more tests than any lab, the number it rejects due to errors.
However, according to staff, tests passed through players and rugthrough coaches are sent to Antrim by helicopter each week and enjoy a fast “priority state”.
Staff allege that rugthrough player testing is conducted via helicopter on Monday night and that these “priority samples” are accelerated, with effect at nine o’clock the next day.
It is also claimed that other people traveling to Dubai get VIP treatment.
COVID BOATS
Dangerous lies about Covid are sold through automated robot accounts, a report reveals.
Social networking sites target extremist teams eager to spread incorrect information and fear.
Researchers followed the authors of all tweets about the anti-mask movement in the following month.
Of the 36,974 publications, 2,588 came here on account.
Seven out of ten accounts were driving far-left or far-right content, according to the Mainstream UK survey.
President Ian Austin said: “False accounts of false data about Covid-19 pose a real danger to public health.
They spread the false statements of the nutcases who need us that Covid is not a genuine danger and that we deserve to “take a position” without wearing masks. “
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