Some Doctors /Professors are saying the data is inadequate to make informed judgements, on TV this morning.
Plus the lag in getting the data, means response times are delayed in putting restrictions in place.

And the UK knew this was coming as early as January 2020.
I think the parents not sending their kids back to school are doing the right thing.

I wonder where the PM and MP's are taking their holidays at the moment ?
And some of them saying they don't want to return to Westminster as "social distancing is impossible"
I say, SUCK IT UP.

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (08 Jun 2020 2.18pm)

I disengage, I turn the page.

Pre symptomatic is the issue. You dont know you are going to get it but you are.

I think masks may just have been tested worldwide. The effectiveness is in the experimental stage and results are expected in 10-14 days

any family member given it by a protester may wish they had thought about letting their heroes back indoors. Self inflicted.

Turns out the herd immunity in week one was wrong, the government scientist says 25000 people may have died by that gaff, should have locked down like we did a week later, big big mistake, 25000 families devestated by an error, even though the rest of europe and a gov advisory body said lock down, two weeks before, boris wasn"t listening, i feel this is boris"s long range Iraqi gun moment!

It's a tricky one to weigh up though because even if we had done that, wouldn't we still end up in a similar situation down the line? Unless we're going to be hiding away until a vaccine comes along anyway.

If they'd told us all to wear masks early on, I can see sense in that. Combined with a degree of social distancing maybe we could've avoided a total shut down. I alternate between thinking "let's blast through this" and "we're doomed to have a second wave". The balance between health and the economy is a tough one, but unless the numbers become unthinkable, is another shutdown realistic?