The number of deaths from all causes in England and Wales in the week ending 2 July 2021 was 8,808, which is 5.2% below the average for the corresponding week in 2015 to 2019.
Of these, 109 deaths were registered involving coronavirus (COVID-19), accounting for around one in 81 deaths (1.2%). This is a higher proportion than in the previous week, where deaths involving COVID-19 accounted for around 1 in 120 deaths.
You are despised by your own. That verdict says it all. You are self-proclaimed Irish Ireland Tyrone Rah head who despises hurling. And your own know it.
I think everyone can see who the coward is.
Any time you want, you can tell me whatever you want to my face. Just send me a message and I will facilitate you. I know what you look like as well.
@glasagusban has said itās hysterical but if you donāt believe that politicians will be under enormous pressure to lockdown for a period in the winter, you just havenāt been paying attention.
Flu testing and models of same will demand mass hysteria.
Until the financial markets make it unaffordable, politicians will struggle not to pull the trigger, in my view.