Yesterday UK had highest number of new covid cases of any country.

[papasmurf]

According to this BBC site 22 hours ago you enter a postcode (I googled a Lizard postcode to use) there are many more cases than 19

There are about 407 cases per 100000 people

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-55804222

Those are NOT the latest statistics for the Lizard, 19 cases and 195.5/100000

Local summary for TR12 6JW | Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK (data.gov.uk)

[Ratcliff]

Britain has parishes not communes. Information is not available down to parish level. For the whole of the Lizard Peninsula the latest data is 19 positive tests in the last week.

According to this BBC site 22 hours ago you enter a postcode (I googled a Lizard postcode to use) there are many more cases than 19

There are about 407 cases per 100000 people

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-55804222

[papasmurf]

I'm going to Malta in 3 weeks time and as I told you before you went away the testing criteria changed.

It has now, it had not before I went on holiday. (I informed you of that.)
The change was announced far too late for me to do anything about it. I needed the reference numbers for the tests for the passenger locator forms or you can't get out or back into the country.
I don't want any of your usual ill informed waffle I have just been through the process.
I had a more than enough of an (expleted deleted,) nightmare as it is, as did numerous passengers before they could board the ferry at Roscoff to come back to Plymouth.

[Nick]

Scott, like EVERY other person returning to Britain from a foreign country I had to take a Covid test on my return, (The cost of the test is daylight robbery, no wonder Randox can afford to pay Owen Paterson MP over £4000  month for "consultancy.")
Can I ask how old you are?
Britain has parishes not communes. Information is not available down to parish level. For the whole of the Lizard Peninsula the latest data is 19 positive tests in the last week.

I'm going to Malta in 3 weeks time and as I told you before you went away the testing criteria changed. It's £28 for a test, mine are already in the cupboard waiting to be done when I get back. And before you say it came in too late for you, no it didn't so it's your own fault if you paid out some ridiculous amount. 

[Nick]

So by that logic, no one should ever drive, because you may not know it, but you might have a condition that will suddenly present itself, and cause a pile up.

That's a ridiculous argument and you know it. 
Since when does driving exacerbate an underlying respiratory condition in the same way Covid does for example?

[papasmurf]

I asked 2 questions.  You answered only 1.  I don't know, maybe you are hiding something.  How many were tested in your commune?  As for your test, it doesn't tell me if you were positive when you were in your commune.  I'm not far from 50.

I don't live in a commune as I am not resident in France. I have to write your comprehension of Covid 19 general and your understanding of the science is close to zero.

[Scott777]

Scott, like EVERY other person returning to Britain from a foreign country I had to take a Covid test on my return, (The cost of the test is daylight robbery, no wonder Randox can afford to pay Owen Paterson MP over £4000  month for "consultancy.")
Can I ask how old you are?
Britain has parishes not communes. Information is not available down to parish level. For the whole of the Lizard Peninsula the latest data is 19 positive tests in the last week.

I asked 2 questions.  You answered only 1.  I don't know, maybe you are hiding something.  How many were tested in your commune?  As for your test, it doesn't tell me if you were positive when you were in your commune.  I'm not far from 50.

[papasmurf]

How many people were tested in your commune?  When were you tested?

Scott, like EVERY other person returning to Britain from a foreign country I had to take a Covid test on my return, (The cost of the test is daylight robbery, no wonder Randox can afford to pay Owen Paterson MP over £4000  month for "consultancy.")
Can I ask how old you are?
Britain has parishes not communes. Information is not available down to parish level. For the whole of the Lizard Peninsula the latest data is 19 positive tests in the last week.

[Scott777]

No cases in the commune. Leaving aside you usual snide remarks, I have just been emailed by the testing company that I am negative for Covid.

How many people were tested in your commune?  When were you tested?

[papasmurf]

What, you mean no cases in the room you stayed in?  Are you sure.  Maybe you were asymptomatic.  🤣

No cases in the commune. Leaving aside you usual snide remarks, I have just been emailed by the testing company that I am negative for Covid.

[Scott777]

Not where I went in Brittany, where  there have been no cases at all. (I suspect because the regulations have been and are being very strictly enforced and complied with.)

What, you mean no cases in the room you stayed in?  Are you sure.  Maybe you were asymptomatic.  🤣

[Scott777]

You're only healthy until an unknown and underlying issue shows it's self, and guess what? That's just what this virus looks for, and by then it's too late to have the vaccine and you're brown bread.
I personally don't want to take the risk that I have that undiagnosed issue.

So by that logic, no one should ever drive, because you may not know it, but you might have a condition that will suddenly present itself, and cause a pile up.

[Scott777]

Having shares in stupidity and paranoia seems to work quite well with some people too, eh?

I don't think Patrick Vallance has any shares in stupidity or paranoia.  🤣  Just in GSK.

[papasmurf]

pappy caught out telling porkies yet again.

Thomas I have been checking on a regular basis since the pandemic started on the cases where I go on holiday in Brittany. There have been none. A Breton friends daughter became very ill and ended up in intensive care it turned out NOT to be Covid, but some tropical disease she had caught whilst working for an charity in Africa.

[papasmurf]

There are plenty of cases of Covid in Brittany .

Not where I went in Brittany, where  there have been no cases at all. (I suspect because the regulations have been and are being very strictly enforced and complied with.)