Professor Chris Whitty said: “The balance of the threat is very much in favor of young people going to school, as many others are at risk of injury by causing no harm, including this pandemic.”
Experts said the absence of food inequality.
Meanwhile, the death toll in the UK has risen to 41,429 today, and a new death was reported in England.
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An illegal rave attended by more than 150 young people at a hot spot of the coronavirus had to be interrupted by police.
The collection took place at the Entwistle Reservoir, between Blackburn and Bolton, two spaces where there are more restrictions due to the pandemic.
The guy who arranged the occasion stopped through officials and his confiscated apparatus.
Deputy Police Deputy Chief Terry Woods of Lancashire Police tweeted: “Disappointed to see illegal raves start at Entwistle Reservoir overnight.
“The force’s resources were mobilized and stopped quickly.
“The known organizer on site, arrested, his van and all the audio/other devices seized. More than 150 young people are returning with their families to eventually transmit the virus.”
Dr Sakthi Karunanithi, Director of Public Health at Lancashire County Council, tweeted: “Unacceptable behaviour by the organiser. Thousands of young people and other people and families are sacrificing their freedom while a small minority behave irresponsibly. Please mix socially.”
“It would be a consequence for our economy and ours if this leads to more cases.”
FLORIDA CASES APPROVE 600,000
Florida surpassed 600,000 cases of coronavirus on Sunday, but reported one of its lowest totals in two months, following a downtrend that began five weeks ago.
Florida reported 2,974 new cases on Sunday, the time since June 22 in which fewer than 3,000 new cases have been reported in a day.
The other time on Monday, when 2,678 cases were reported.
CASES GO UP
1041 instances of Covid were shown throughout the UK overnight.
This is that 325,642 have now tested positive for the virus in Britain since the beginning of the epidemic.
EASY DEATH
Only one user died of coronavirus in hospitals in England today, while the UK in general 41,429.
A total of six deaths were recorded across the UK, with 1,041 confirmed error cases.
This 325,642 has now become inflamed with the error in Britain.
SIXTY ISOLATED POLICE IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Sixty policemen are being screened for Covid-19 after an outbreak at two posts in Northern Ireland.
A total of 8 people have been diagnosed with the infection, the Northern Ireland Police Service said.
The Antrim and Newtownabbey stations closed for deep cleaning.
Deputy Police Deputy Chief Alan Todd said: “Yesterday we showed that 8 of our officers tested positive for Covid-19. That number has increased.
“However, the number of officials who have recently been isolated and tested for Covid-19 has increased from 51 to 60 today.
“While we expect front-line officials to return to their duties in the coming days, the fitness and well-being of our officials are of paramount importance and we will ensure that they return to their duties when necessary. . “
HOLIDAY WATCH LIST
Greece, Portugal and Turkey are about to be added to the UK quarantine list, as Italy registers more than 1,000 cases in 24 hours.
The UK government warned that countries would be added if their new bodies exceeded 20,000 over a seven-day period.
Data from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) show that Greece is lately below the government threshold, reporting 14.2 cases per 100,000, but cases have been highest since the end of July.
264 new instances were registered, up from 209 the previous day.
Portugal was removed from the UK quarantine list after its new daily cases remained below 20, but are not far from Greece at 13.9.
The average case in Turkey is lately 10.9.
THE EU TRADE COMMISSIONER IS SORRY FOR THE GOLF PARTY
The EU industry commissioner issued a “full and profound” apology after attending a golf dinner with more than 80 people last Wednesday.
Irishman Phil Hogan is a high-ranking Irish politician with a prestige in Brussels who would be deeply concerned in any deal with Britain after Brexit.
In a statement, he said: “I recognize that my movements have touched a nerve for the Irish people, so I deeply regret it.
“I am fully aware of the stress, threats and offenses caused to other Irish people by my participation in such an event, at such a difficult time for everyone, and I am so sorry.”
– Phil Hogan (@PhilHoganEU) 23 August 2020
CLUBBERS CRUSHED
At least thirteen clubbers were crushed to death when police raided a position that violated coronavirus regulations in Peru.
About 120 others tried to escape from the Thomas Restobar club in Lima when police tried to dissolve the party.
Six other people were injured, joined by three policemen, after neighbours sounded the alarm about the club’s opening in the capital’s Los Olivos district.
Visitors to the club tried to sneak through the front door and found themselves trapped between the door and a staircase leading to the street, the Interior Ministry said.
Orlando Velasco of the National Police told the local broadcaster RPP: “In those circumstances, when other people fight to get out, it’s tumultuous, everyone opposes it.
UNIONS ” I DON’T WANT GAVIN WILLIAMSON TO SACE’
Unions that oppose the reopening of schools do NOT need Gavin Williamson fired, he said today.
Instead, it has been claimed that some of the major school unions have called him “very idiotic.”
A union leader told the Telegraph that he secretly supported Williamson, saying he was “extremely weak.”
They added, “When your enemies make a mistake, why interrupt them?”
“We had an assembly with some other union and we agree, we don’t need it to happen because it’s a very useful fool for us. We don’t need to be fired.”
NO NEW DEATHS IN SCOTLAND
No new deaths were reported in Scotland overnight, leaving the number of coronavirus deaths in Scotland at 2,492.
An additional 83 people tested positive for the error, bringing the total number of instances shown from Covid-19 in Scotland to 19811.
ONE MORE DEATH IN ENGLAND
Another died of coronavirus in England overnight, raising the total number of deaths from the virus in English hospitals to 29497.
The patient, originally from the North West, 82 years of age and suffered from underlying fitness problems.
TWO MORE DEATHS IN WALES
Two coronavirus deaths have been reported in Wales, bringing the death toll in Wales to 1592.
An additional 20 instances have been registered, of which 17,727 have already pasted the error in Wales.
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RESPIRATORY VIRUS TEST
The NHS is checking for a respiratory check that can trip into the coronavirus in 10 minutes.
He uses an electronic nose to capture chemicals floating in a person’s breath and compares them to the virus’s biomarkers, The Times reports.
A trial has begun at Ashford and St Peter’s NHS Foundation Trust Hospitals in Surrey to determine whether nanotechnology biomarker marking can be used to detect covid-19 infection.
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) said it had huge benefits because the effects are so rapid that a user with a negative check “can return to general life immediately.”
Rest
Sales of lavender were reportedly higher as other people tried to cure sleepless nights.
Sky News reported that Castle Farm, the UK’s largest lavender manufacturer, said its “sleep oil” sales had quadrupled the pandemic.
The flower is presented as an herbal therapy that opposes anxiety and insomnia.
CHECK THE FETA FIRST
On 20 August, the Foreign Ministry implored to oppose Greece not essential to British citizens.
But the country still has smaller instances of Covid-19 in other vacation locations, infections have increased since July 1, when foreign tourists were welcomed again.
Although holidays in Greece have not been banned, the British have cancelled their holidays due to quarantine fears and the numbers do not approach the year’s average.
You’ll want to wear a mask while traveling in Greece.
ANOTHER STRAIN
Researchers have discovered a new variant of coronavirus that causes more benign infections.
They found that the variant generated a physically more powerful immune response.
Published on Lancet’s medical journey, the researchers said: “These studies provide the first convincing evidence that an observed genetic substitution (mutation) in SARS-CoV-2 affected the severity of the disease in patients.
Stampede
At least thirteen other people were killed and three others were injured when revelers tried to escape a raid on a nightclub in Peru.
More than 120 more people were at the Lima club when the police shut it down.
The party, which violated the closing regulations and 10 p.m. curfew in the country – saw other people looking to flee from Thomas Restobar, who at the time floored.
People came down the stairs in chaos.
At least 12 other people were arrested.
One policeman said: “The Interior Ministry deeply regrets the deaths of thirteen other people because of the unscrupulous irresponsibility of an unscrupulous businessman.”
CORONA SYMPTOMS
One of the symptoms of coronavirus is the loss of its smell and taste: the researchers revealed today that this may be due to the effect of the virus on a patient’s brain and nervous system.
In a study published in the journal Rhinology, the loss of smell and taste is due to the fact that coronavirus clogs the nose.
He said: “It is this loss of true taste that seemed to provide in Covid-19 patients compared to those who had a cold.”
” LOW RISK IN SCHOOL’
The lead doctor said the threat of coronavirus in schools is low.
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The threat of a child maintaining significant long-term damage to COVID only because of school is very low. The threat of hurting many young people if they go to school is high
– Professor Chris Whitty (@CMO_England) August 23, 2020
IDIOTS DELirantes
Police have damaged an illegal rave with three hundred others in Huddersfield and 70 other parties in Birmingham, despite the risk of an imminent closure.
Officials were bombed with missiles when they exploded last night at Huddersfield.
West Yorkshire police said they turned off the music and grabbed the device; the locals cheered.
A spokesman said: “On Saturday night, officials deployed into an illegal rave that took up position in Deighton, Huddersfield.
“When the officials arrived, some three hundred more people were present, many of whom were hostile, and missiles were launched at officials.
VACCINE HOPES IN RUSSIA
Russia plans to produce between 1.5 million and 2 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine consistent with the month until the end of the year.
It aims to increase production to 6 million doses according to the month, said Industry Minister Denis Manturov.
The large-scale vaccine, developed through the Gamaleya Institute in Moscow, is expected to begin in Russia next week.
WILLIAMSON WAS BY THE SEA WHEN THE FIASCO EXAMS WERE DEVELOPED
Gavin Williamson has canceled an assembly to spend the holidays the week before the A-level exam fiasco.
Three officials said Williamson was absent the week of August 3 on Scarborough city beach when the test chaos began to spread in Scotland.
Meanwhile, he did not schedule a regular assembly with school leaders to discuss the return of young people to school in September.
Their vacation ended days before thousands of teenagers missed college because they had poor effects of level A on August 13, The Times reports.
This would possibly help the Secretary of Education then claim that he was unaware of the flaws in the set of rules that led to a deterioration in results.
A major whitehall source said it was “surprising” that the education secretary “disappeared” when he and the regulator, Ofqual, had been warned at least a month before the failures in the moderation system.
67 CASES IN SCHOOLS IN JUNE
67 cases of Covid were recorded in June, according to an analysis by Public Health England.
He said most of the epidemic-related cases were staff-related and warned that school staff should be “more attentive to outdoor exposure to the school environment to protect themselves, their families, and the educational environment.”
Research also indicated that additional school closures would possibly be needed in areas where network infection is increasing, but this should only be seen as extreme.
STRONGER FINES
More severe fines for violating social estrangement regulations will come into effect on Friday.
The prime minister warned the British this morning that they could be slapped at a fee of 10,000 euros if they organise an illegal demonstration.
Guests will also face a hundred euro blow consistent with the head.
If you organize an illegal meeting, you may be fined 10,000 euros. And those who participate will have to pay fines of one hundred euros, doubling the amount for infringement up to 3200 euros. pic.twitter.com/P69AmVVHKc
– British Prime Minister (10DowningStreet) 23 August 2020
WALLIES IN THE BEAT
Police have been criticized for posing with visitors at a wedding of two hundred other people for fining them for violating coronavirus rules.
Police were called to the two-day occasion in Telford when they posed with at least 15 visitors, as well as their Rolls Royce Phantoms and Lamorghini.
Chief Superintendent Sue Thomas of the West Mercia Police said: “From your engagement to the wedding, our officials agreed to pose for a photo.
“Unfortunately, officials seem to have reminded the organization of the importance of social estrangement or taking those measures themselves, and they will be informed.”
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