#Lockdown

Stephen Hoffman (Ironically)

thehoff102

You can be seriously concerned about the downsides of lockdown and therefore have some scepticism about lockdowns, but still realise #COVID19 is real, vaccines are a positive and that Bill

InProportion2

InProportion2

1/8Lockdown scepticism is on the riseLockdowns are costly in money, impacts to public health and liberty. We have jumped out of the plane first and only now are we taking

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AlShah001

What the hell are the Tories doing, first they let hundreds of thousands of people wander round Cheltenham, they locked down after the horse had bolted, in July they knew

Chris Giles

ChrisGiles_

What do we know about the UK second wave of Covid-19 and the effect of lockdowns?tl:dr - cases are high, but not as bad as the first wave and the

Chloé Nelkin Consulting

chloenelkin

Following the PM's new lockdown announcement, @TheatresTrust director Jon Morgan responds: While we understand the absolute necessity of protecting lives at this critical time, Theatres Trust is disappointed that theatres

James Ward

JamesWard73

Adding one more to the pile of “probably a vaccine effect” charts: this is England cases for the over-80s, expressed as a % of total cases. Having been stubbornly static

Nick Gay

PrNickGay

Last October a resurgence of COVID cases began and on 14/10 the Govt imposed Tier restrictions, then lockdown. Case data shows that the restrictions were partially effective but a substantial

Shayne Krige

shaynekrige

People like to regale me with stories about how they now know actual people who have COVID-19. As if the virus wasn’t serious until one of the 28,000 victims was

Peter Geoghegan

PeterKGeoghegan

British government's dithering, continually delayed response to Covid cannot be divorced from countless newspaper columns and broadcast debates pushing 'lockdown sceptic' positions and the 'Swedish model'. Again, idea th

Steve Brown 😀

SurbitonSteve

What's my problem with the Government's current policy?It is a policy founded on a false premise; which has been shown to be false yet it continues to dominate the policy.That

Dean Gordon

mightybuffalo74

#Covid19UK COVID rant 197, government says it could lift the lockdown in 3 weeks time, what lockdown is that then? As far as I can see the only people really

Dan Kelly

CFIB

I haven't agreed on much w the Ontario govt in months, but I do agree that the return to the colour coded framework is not a "reopening", especially in Toronto,

Ken Tindell

kentindell

"The government is reportedly planning an advertising blitz to warn people that “grabbing a coffee can kill”. In which case, why have they left the coffee shops open?"https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jan/15/waves

Sarah Boesveld

sarahboesveld

Sorry (not sorry) to always be banging the gender drum, but this decision to extend lockdown is going to hurt working women in this province AGAIN. We haven't learned from

Aaron Ginn

aginnt

1/ Lockdowns were based on bad mimesis, not evidence."Decisions on implementing lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic were based on what neighboring countries were doing at the time, a new study

Alexander Clarkson

APHClarkson

We have another round of debates in the UK about coercive measures to enforce lockdown without discussion of whether the UK has the state capacity to enforce the kind of

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