High numbers⌠stay the hell inside
Yesterday you said the numbers did not matter 
Now they matter. You are like a summer piece of footwear with the flip flopping.
47 total? What was the percentage increase?
Does anyone know if they are adding up the total number of people who have been in ICU? As in does that include people who have recovered and gotten out or died?
39 previous day I think
No they are not, the figures of new cases are staying level. If/When it shoots up around 400 we are in trouble.
The nursing home
RIP
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Are they using the median because someone very young died which would distort the mean?
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Itâs not so much that the builders gave whatâs most likely a paltry amount, itâs more that the NHS had to ask
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And I still do⌠Through our limited testing Now not including mild symptoms, the country is riddledâŚbut donât worry about it, itâs above your little brain.
How many did we test today?
Seemingly a few private nursing homes have confirmed cases and theyâre being told not to being them to hospitals. These are probably not included in ICU numbers
The most worrying thing is the mortality rate has jumped quite dramatically. Hopefully we can get it back below 1%.
Yeah, the mean doesnât give a true reflection with an outlier. The real central tendency was probably distorted
16% increase. In line with most other countries. UK are closer to 20%, probably the worst of them at the moment.
14 per cent increase. Numbers are still good considering everything. Weâre still on the better projection of this curve
Where on that curve do the pubs reopen?
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Dr Tony in his opening remarks mentioned the number of new cases (255) and deaths (10) expressed condolences on the deaths and said the mean age of deaths was 79.
Second journalist to ask a question pipes up and asksâŚare you going to offer condolences on the deaths and what is the mean age of deaths?
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1 June
Did he not say the median was 79?
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