Coronavirus Super Thread ( merged )

[westbow]

1 minute ago, Back to 2005 said:

Depends on how you judge these things i guess. You're just falling in to the trap of lashing out at someone you don't know because you don't agree or because what I'm saying is uncomfortable.

Yes, yes, yes,.. you are moves ahead. I prefer laughing at than lashing out.

[Geoff Kilpatrick]

7 minutes ago, Back to 2005 said:

Of course it has. Better get the booster ready for everyone. Kerrching! 

You see, logic left your brain at some point. When you live in a country where you see a few cases and can understand transmission and its intervals, may you might accept scientific evidence at some point.

[Ray Gin]

17 hours ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

Clever manipulation of stats but, how about we compare the percentages of eligible cohorts? ie adults. Unless you want to include family pets too??

Just for the record, England has a higher percentage of fully vaccinated adults.👍

 

What manipulation? Those are the stats. I haven't tampered with them.

 

[Ray Gin]

24 minutes ago, Geoff Kilpatrick said:

And the key difference is the virus has mutated and increased transmissibility.

 

And last summer we were still living with heavy social restrictions.

 

[redjambo]

Scottish numbers: 28 July 2021

Summary

• 1,179* new cases of COVID-19 reported [+135; down from 1,686 a week ago]
• 28,268* new tests for COVID-19 that reported results [+7,674]
  • 4.8% of these were positive [-0.8%]
• 9 new reported death(s) of people who have tested positive [+2]
• 63 people were in intensive care yesterday with recently confirmed COVID-19 [=]
• 474 people were in hospital yesterday with recently confirmed COVID-19 [+2]
• 4,002,903 people have received the first dose of the Covid vaccination and 3,125,690 have received their second dose [+2,245; +16,762]

* Public Health Scotland (PHS) has undertaken work to improve their COVID-19 reporting process to ensure they continue to provide the most accurate and timely information. As a result of this, today’s testing figures covering the latest 24 hours will include a small number of tests notified between 12:00am and 5:15am on 27 July that would have been reported in yesterday’s daily figures. This is due to the transition to a new reporting schedule including cases up to 12am on day of reporting; there is no double counting in the cumulative totals reported today.

[redjambo]

The latest trend stats here are:

 

		7-day per-100,000 cases
Council Area	WHO	Today	Yesterday			26 Jul	25 Jul	24 Jul	23 Jul	22 Jul	...	1 May
Scotland		166	176	-10		186	194	204	222	232	...	22
Na h-Eileanan Siar	4	238	192	+46		162	147	143	151	142	...	0
West Dunbartonshire	4	232	237	-5		238	238	229	247	227	...	28
North Lanarkshire	4	217	226	-9		238	254	260	288	285	...	40
East Lothian	4	216	216	0		228	245	255	278	291	...	5
Glasgow City	4	206	224	-18		229	233	244	261	269	...	33
Clackmannanshire	4	189	187	+2		183	189	193	203	229	...	14
South Lanarkshire	4	189	180	+9		189	192	199	210	205	...	18
West Lothian	4	187	188	-1		194	200	223	254	264	...	26
Inverclyde	4	186	197	-11		204	199	209	219	226	...	15
Midlothian	4	180	211	-31		224	257	277	318	361	...	10
Edinburgh City	4	173	183	-10		203	223	239	261	288	...	27
Stirling	4	171	182	-11		169	173	164	188	184	...	11
Dundee City	4	170	182	-12		201	202	238	245	277	...	13
Fife	4	167	171	-4		188	197	206	226	249	...	32
North Ayrshire	4	164	156	+8		154	142	127	133	132	...	17
East Ayrshire	4	156	164	-8		172	185	189	185	185	...	45
Falkirk	4	152	165	-13		168	186	189	220	220	...	23
Renfrewshire	4	152	163	-11		166	178	191	210	226	...	20
Aberdeen City	3	148	152	-4		165	172	178	195	204	...	13
East Renfrewshire	3	148	160	-12		182	207	236	259	253	...	24
Scottish Borders	3	144	150	-6		162	155	148	155	177	...	6
South Ayrshire	3	134	144	-10		151	169	178	200	204	...	25
Argyll & Bute	3	130	150	-20		176	177	165	183	176	...	7
Moray	3	129	139	-10		137	135	141	157	150	...	65
Shetland Islands	3	122	171	-49		171	153	157	157	135	...	0
Dumfries & Galloway	3	121	130	-9		146	148	146	169	177	...	19
Highland	3	121	133	-12		137	138	149	160	168	...	9
Angus	3	119	133	-14		157	161	178	189	209	...	7
Perth & Kinross	3	116	132	-16		154	167	182	208	238	...	22
East Dunbartonshire	3	111	130	-19		137	169	190	215	224	...	51
Aberdeenshire	3	99	108	-9		113	116	121	132	137	...	8
Orkney Islands	2	49	54	-5		49	54	36	31	36	...	0
7-day averages		Today	Yesterday			26 Jul	25 Jul	24 Jul	23 Jul	22 Jul	...	1 May
Tests		23373	23829	-456		23612	23901	24079	24904	25058	...	18484
Cases		1300	1372	-72		1452	1518	1589	1734	1811	...	171
Positivity rate %		6.2	6.4	-0.2		6.8	7.0	7.3	7.7	8.0	...	1.1
Deaths		7.9	7.6	+0.3		8.4	8.4	8.4	7.4	7.3	...	1.3
All Vaccinations		18716	18581	+135		18576	19217	19217	19061	19217	...	45346
1st Dose		2261	2318	-57		2382	3012	3551	4118	4768	...	6677
2nd Dose		16455	16263	+192		16194	16205	15666	14943	14449	...	38669
All in hospital		481	489	-8		497	506	510	516	520	...	81
Non-ICU		420	429	-9		440	451	458	466	471	...	70
ICU		61	60	+1		57	55	52	50	49	...	11

[Footballfirst]

@redjambo - You may find some stats all over the place today as the total count of cases has been reduced by the removal of more than 1,900 historical duplicates.

Edited July 28, 2021 by Footballfirst

[redjambo]

2 minutes ago, Footballfirst said:

@redjambo - You may find some stats all over the place today as the total count of cases has been reduced by the removal of more than 1,900 historical duplicates.

 

Thanks, FF. Hopefully we'll get all these reporting issues better honed before the next pandemic.

[manaliveits105]

Slow thumb day the day 

[Unknown user]

1 hour ago, Back to 2005 said:

Depends on how you judge these things i guess. You're just falling in to the trap of lashing out at someone you don't know because you don't agree or because what I'm saying is uncomfortable.

 

Fascinating

[Beni]

2 hours ago, Back to 2005 said:

We have had a lot more cases this summer compared to last summer when there was no vaccine. Similar story elsewhere.

 

Are you accepting the results of the PCR tests now?

I thought it was all a bunch of false positives, and even its inventor said it's not capable of detecting Covid.

 

 

 

Edited July 28, 2021 by fancy a brew

[Nucky Thompson]

Glorious Goodwood back to normal, packed with punters.

 

Meanwhile in Scotland, each person has got to sit 1m apart from one another at the football 

 

Let go Sturgeon FFS, it's over

[Fxxx the SPFL]

4 minutes ago, Nucky Thompson said:

Glorious Goodwood back to normal, packed with punters.

 

Meanwhile in Scotland, each person has got to sit 1m apart from one another at the football 

 

Let go Sturgeon FFS, it's over

correct can't wait to hit London next week for a five day break

[Back to 2005]

14 minutes ago, fancy a brew said:

 

Are you accepting the results of the PCR tests now?

I thought it was all a bunch of false positives, and even its inventor said it's not capable of detecting Covid.

 

 

 

No. The inventor said it was not suitable for mass testing.

 

[Back to 2005]

10 minutes ago, Nucky Thompson said:

Glorious Goodwood back to normal, packed with punters.

 

Meanwhile in Scotland, each person has got to sit 1m apart from one another at the football 

 

Let go Sturgeon FFS, it's over

Surely to God she will remove all remaining restrictions on August 9th. The plummeting case levels in England speak for themselves.

[Jamboross]

2 hours ago, Back to 2005 said:

We have had a lot more cases this summer compared to last summer when there was no vaccine. Similar story elsewhere.

 

The obvious is answer to that is that we are testing significantly more people now than we were last summer and that as a result the cases quoted last summer were extremely under reported. 

 

Last June around 6 people per 1000 were being tested in a 7 day period. 

By the end of July 2020 that had risen to around 14 per 1000. 

End of July 2021 and that is 30 people per 1000 after reaching an all time high of 45 on the 2nd July 2021. 

 

You test more, you find more. It's pretty simple. 

[Nucky Thompson]

14 minutes ago, **** the SPFL said:

correct can't wait to hit London next week for a five day break

I was there when the Euros and Wimbledon were on and the place was buzzing.

We only had a 3 day break, but at least it still feels like we've had a holiday this year.

 

Enjoy

[Footballfirst]

11 minutes ago, Jamboross said:

You test more, you find more. It's pretty simple. 

If that increase in testing and positive results was coupled with the same rate of positivity then your argument would be valid.

 

If, however, the positivity rate doubled along with the increased testing regime, then you have uncovered a growing problem. That is what Scotland experienced in late June and early July. Testing went up but the positivity rate more than doubled from under 5% to over 10%, so we had a worse problem than would have been the case had the positivity rate remained unchanged.

Edited July 28, 2021 by Footballfirst

[Enzo Chiefo]

57 minutes ago, Ray Gin said:

 

What manipulation? Those are the stats. I haven't tampered with them.

 

You manipulated them by including age groups that aren't part of the vaccination programme.

 

X number of people are due to be vaccinated ie the adult population. The pertinent question is: what percentage of those people are fully vaccinated?

Expressing the number of vaccinated people as a percentage of the entire population was only done to attempt, but fail, to score political points.

[The Real Maroonblood]

1 hour ago, redjambo said:

The latest trend stats here are:

 

		7-day per-100,000 cases
Council Area	WHO	Today	Yesterday			26 Jul	25 Jul	24 Jul	23 Jul	22 Jul	...	1 May
Scotland		166	176	-10		186	194	204	222	232	...	22
Na h-Eileanan Siar	4	238	192	+46		162	147	143	151	142	...	0
West Dunbartonshire	4	232	237	-5		238	238	229	247	227	...	28
North Lanarkshire	4	217	226	-9		238	254	260	288	285	...	40
East Lothian	4	216	216	0		228	245	255	278	291	...	5
Glasgow City	4	206	224	-18		229	233	244	261	269	...	33
Clackmannanshire	4	189	187	+2		183	189	193	203	229	...	14
South Lanarkshire	4	189	180	+9		189	192	199	210	205	...	18
West Lothian	4	187	188	-1		194	200	223	254	264	...	26
Inverclyde	4	186	197	-11		204	199	209	219	226	...	15
Midlothian	4	180	211	-31		224	257	277	318	361	...	10
Edinburgh City	4	173	183	-10		203	223	239	261	288	...	27
Stirling	4	171	182	-11		169	173	164	188	184	...	11
Dundee City	4	170	182	-12		201	202	238	245	277	...	13
Fife	4	167	171	-4		188	197	206	226	249	...	32
North Ayrshire	4	164	156	+8		154	142	127	133	132	...	17
East Ayrshire	4	156	164	-8		172	185	189	185	185	...	45
Falkirk	4	152	165	-13		168	186	189	220	220	...	23
Renfrewshire	4	152	163	-11		166	178	191	210	226	...	20
Aberdeen City	3	148	152	-4		165	172	178	195	204	...	13
East Renfrewshire	3	148	160	-12		182	207	236	259	253	...	24
Scottish Borders	3	144	150	-6		162	155	148	155	177	...	6
South Ayrshire	3	134	144	-10		151	169	178	200	204	...	25
Argyll & Bute	3	130	150	-20		176	177	165	183	176	...	7
Moray	3	129	139	-10		137	135	141	157	150	...	65
Shetland Islands	3	122	171	-49		171	153	157	157	135	...	0
Dumfries & Galloway	3	121	130	-9		146	148	146	169	177	...	19
Highland	3	121	133	-12		137	138	149	160	168	...	9
Angus	3	119	133	-14		157	161	178	189	209	...	7
Perth & Kinross	3	116	132	-16		154	167	182	208	238	...	22
East Dunbartonshire	3	111	130	-19		137	169	190	215	224	...	51
Aberdeenshire	3	99	108	-9		113	116	121	132	137	...	8
Orkney Islands	2	49	54	-5		49	54	36	31	36	...	0
7-day averages		Today	Yesterday			26 Jul	25 Jul	24 Jul	23 Jul	22 Jul	...	1 May
Tests		23373	23829	-456		23612	23901	24079	24904	25058	...	18484
Cases		1300	1372	-72		1452	1518	1589	1734	1811	...	171
Positivity rate %		6.2	6.4	-0.2		6.8	7.0	7.3	7.7	8.0	...	1.1
Deaths		7.9	7.6	+0.3		8.4	8.4	8.4	7.4	7.3	...	1.3
All Vaccinations		18716	18581	+135		18576	19217	19217	19061	19217	...	45346
1st Dose		2261	2318	-57		2382	3012	3551	4118	4768	...	6677
2nd Dose		16455	16263	+192		16194	16205	15666	14943	14449	...	38669
All in hospital		481	489	-8		497	506	510	516	520	...	81
Non-ICU		420	429	-9		440	451	458	466	471	...	70
ICU		61	60	+1		57	55	52	50	49	...	11

👍

[Footballfirst]

16 minutes ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

You manipulated them by including age groups that aren't part of the vaccination programme.

 

X number of people are due to be vaccinated ie the adult population. The pertinent question is: what percentage of those people are fully vaccinated?

Expressing the number of vaccinated people as a percentage of the entire population was only done to attempt, but fail, to score political points.

You are still dancing on the head of a pin looking for individual measures "to score political points" against the Scottish government's vaccination programme.  I could show you a number of measures where Scotland is ahead of the rest of the UK, when the reality is that the overall differences between the home nations are insignificant.

 

You are also fixated on the "adult" measure, when international comparisons routinely use the %age of the whole population.  Vaccinations are increasingly being given to teenagers in other countries. Are you suggesting that they should be ignored in the bigger picture?

 

You might be interested to know that Scotland has already given vaccinations to 27,027 (24.5%) of its 16/17 year olds, (10,539 of whom have had both doses)

Edited July 28, 2021 by Footballfirst

[Beni]

44 minutes ago, Back to 2005 said:

No. The inventor said it was not suitable for mass testing.

 

 

Ah ok, could you quote where you read that, I've googled but can't find anything?

 

Why do you think Australia and New Zealand haven't been plagued with false positives like everywhere else?

[Ray Gin]

30 minutes ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

You manipulated them by including age groups that aren't part of the vaccination programme.

 

X number of people are due to be vaccinated ie the adult population. The pertinent question is: what percentage of those people are fully vaccinated?

Expressing the number of vaccinated people as a percentage of the entire population was only done to attempt, but fail, to score political points.

 

I didn't do anything of the sort.

 

The stats are how many of the total population are vaccinated. You're the one trying to say certain people don't count.

 

[Enzo Chiefo]

5 minutes ago, Ray Gin said:

 

I didn't do anything of the sort.

 

The stats are how many of the total population are vaccinated. You're the one trying to say certain people don't count.

 

Sturgeon-esque reply🤣

[Ray Gin]

1 minute ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

Sturgeon-esque reply🤣

 

Why are you excluding high risk under 18s from your figures? These people matter as much as anyone else. 

 

Seems like manipulating the numbers to me. 

[Unknown user]

2 minutes ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

Sturgeon-esque reply🤣

 

At least you keep away from scoring cheap political points eh?

 

[Taffin]

Who cares who's done the most vaccines within the UK?!? They've all done tremendously well and it's what's allowed us to have full pubs, restaurants and sporting venues*. Let's just enjoy it.

 

* It will be just around the corner for Scotland too I'm sure! Imminent freedom.

Edited July 28, 2021 by Taffin

[Enzo Chiefo]

21 minutes ago, Footballfirst said:

You are still dancing on the head of a pin looking for individual measures "to score political points" against the Scottish government's vaccination programme.  I could show you a number of measures where Scotland is ahead of the rest of the UK, when the reality is that the overall differences between the home nations are insignificant.

 

You are also fixated on the "adult" measure, when international comparisons routinely use the %age of the whole population.  Vaccinations are increasingly being given to teenagers in other countries. Are you suggesting that they should be ignored in the bigger picture?

 

You might be interested to know that Scotland has already given vaccinations to 27,027 (24.5%) of its 16/17 year olds, (10,539 of whom have had both doses)

I'm not dancing on the head of any pin.

I suggest you go back and peruse the chain of events that preceded my reply.

In response to Sturgeon being criticised for her Trump-like rant about the vaccine roll out in the 40-49 cohort, a table of vaccination rates among the home stations was posted, to which I responded. 

Here in the UK, we talk, on a daily basis  about the percentage of adults being vaccinated, regardless of what is done in other countries. 

If you want to remove your head from the sand, you will be able to appreciate that said poster chose to use a figure that shone Scotland in a better light than the gold standard figures would have done, purely for political reasons.

It's not a race or a competition and Scotland,  along with all the other constituent parts, has benefited greatly from the world leading UK vaccine procurement programme.

[Ray Gin]

6 minutes ago, Smithee said:

 

At least you keep away from scoring cheap political points eh?

 

 

He's already suggested that counting at risk children is akin to counting pets, which says everything you need to know about him as a human being.

[Enzo Chiefo]

9 minutes ago, Ray Gin said:

 

Why are you excluding high risk under 18s from your figures? These people matter as much as anyone else. 

 

Seems like manipulating the numbers to me. 

How many of them have been vaccinated?

[Enzo Chiefo]

4 minutes ago, Taffin said:

Who cares who's done the most vaccines within the UK?!? They've all done tremendously well and it's what's allowed us to have full pubs, restaurants and sporting venues*. Let's just enjoy it.

 

* It will be just around the corner for Scotland too I'm sure! Imminent freedom.

Ask Ray, he keeps deferring to rates from within the UK. 2 days on the bounce now. You would almost think he had an agenda🤔.

All to defend an irritable wee woman who doesn't know her verbs.🤣

[Victorian]

[westbow]

1 hour ago, Back to 2005 said:

No. The inventor said it was not suitable for mass testing.

 

The inventor who died in 2019? He (Kary Mullis) never said this. The quote is attributable to an online commenter called "VirusGuy".

[Savage Vince]

9 minutes ago, Taffin said:

Who cares who's done the most vaccines within the UK?!? 

 

Enzo has been obsessed with it ever since England took an initial 'lead' and used it to suit his extremely warped anti-Scotland agenda. He's also been fudging the numbers ever since Scotland caught up and surged ahead. 

 

Hope that helps. 👍

[JudyJudyJudy]

1 hour ago, Nucky Thompson said:

Glorious Goodwood back to normal, packed with punters.

 

Meanwhile in Scotland, each person has got to sit 1m apart from one another at the football 

 

Let go Sturgeon FFS, it's over

Once you have control and power it’s hard to let go . She’s had her wee bit of power over Westminster due to health being devolved , but now struggling to let go . 

1 hour ago, Back to 2005 said:

Surely to God she will remove all remaining restrictions on August 9th. The plummeting case levels in England speak for themselves.

I wouldn’t put a bet on it . They’ll be some minor wee differences with a tartan twist ! 

1 hour ago, Jamboross said:

 

 

[Footballfirst]

5 minutes ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

I'm not dancing on the head of any pin.

I suggest you go back and peruse the chain of events that preceded my reply.

In response to Sturgeon being criticised for her Trump-like rant about the vaccine roll out in the 40-49 cohort, a table of vaccination rates among the home stations was posted, to which I responded. 

Here in the UK, we talk, on a daily basis  about the percentage of adults being vaccinated, regardless of what is done in other countries. 

If you want to remove your head from the sand, you will be able to appreciate that said poster chose to use a figure that shone Scotland in a better light than the gold standard figures would have done, purely for political reasons.

It's not a race or a competition and Scotland,  along with all the other constituent parts, has benefited greatly from the world leading UK vaccine procurement programme.

So you didn't say "Just for the record, England has a higher percentage of fully vaccinated adults.👍".   Seems like you wish to portray England "in a better light than the gold standard figures".

 

BTW, the EU will probably overtake "the world leading UK vaccine procurement programme" next month as the take up rate across the UK stalls.

[Enzo Chiefo]

Just now, Footballfirst said:

So you didn't say "Just for the record, England has a higher percentage of fully vaccinated adults.👍".   Seems like you wish to portray England "in a better light than the gold standard figures".

 

BTW, the EU will probably overtake "the world leading UK vaccine procurement programme" next month as the take up rate across the UK stalls.

I did say that; but this is a conversation that you should be having with another poster. 

I'm sure that the EU will catch up with the UK eventually.  I hope they, and all nations for that matter, do. 

I also hope they can also experience their Freedom Days too.

Incidentally,  everybody used to "catch up" with Sir Mo Farah in their own time.

[Enzo Chiefo]

8 minutes ago, Savage Vince said:

 

Enzo has been obsessed with it ever since England took an initial 'lead' and used it to suit his extremely warped anti-Scotland agenda. He's also been fudging the numbers ever since Scotland caught up and surged ahead. 

 

Hope that helps. 👍

"Surged ahead"🤣🤣🤣

When England, with a higher percentage of fully vaccinated adults , finish their programme, Scotland will still be vaccinating the eligible cohorts.👍 

[CavySlaveJambo]

1 hour ago, Back to 2005 said:

No. The inventor said it was not suitable for mass testing.

 

It is the same test adapted from testing for HIV viral load.  Also the inventor hasn’t been involved in the tech for years. 

[Rodger Mellie]

3 hours ago, connlach said:

https://m.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/covid-fully-vaccinated-us-eu-travel-uk_uk_610122e7e4b0d1b96e60a255?1ik&utm_source=upday&utm_medium=referral

 

Surely this needs to be a 2 way thing?

Delighted with this news! Visiting Scotland for 12 days in September and didn’t fancy self-isolating for 10 of them. Media over here in the US reporting that the rules will not be changing anytime soon, due to the low vaccination uptake in some states and the worry of the Delta variant,

[Footballfirst]

6 minutes ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

"Surged ahead"🤣🤣🤣

When England, with a higher percentage of fully vaccinated adults , finish their programme, Scotland will still be vaccinating the eligible cohorts.👍 

England may complete their programme before Scotland, but only because their take up rate at most age groups is behind that of Scotland. 

 

At the end of its programme Scotland will have double dosed a higher percentage of their "eligible cohorts".

[westbow]

3 minutes ago, CavySlaveJambo said:

It is the same test adapted from testing for HIV viral load.  Also the inventor hasn’t been involved in the tech for years. 

Certainly not in the past the last two years. 😉

He was an oddball - believed in astrology, AIDS denier, climate change denier, consumer of vast amounts of hallucinogenics.

[The Mighty Thor]

1 hour ago, fancy a brew said:

 

Ah ok, could you quote where you read that, I've googled but can't find anything?

What?

 

Unsubstantiated bollocks?

 

Well I never.

[westbow]

9 minutes ago, Rodger Mellie said:

Delighted with this news! Visiting Scotland for 12 days in September and didn’t fancy self-isolating for 10 of them. Media over here in the US reporting that the rules will not be changing anytime soon, due to the low vaccination uptake in some states and the worry of the Delta variant,

Speaking on behalf of the entire nation's tourist trade, we are delighted to have you guys back. Please spend loads of cash when you get here.

[Enzo Chiefo]

8 minutes ago, Footballfirst said:

England may complete their programme before Scotland, but only because their take up rate at most age groups is behind that of Scotland. 

 

At the end of its programme Scotland will have double dosed a higher percentage of their "eligible cohorts".

No evidence whatsoever that Scotland will have more "double dosed" individuals by the end of their respective programmes. We'll have to disagree.

I just hope we can follow England's lead on removing restrictions tbh.

[Unknown user]

26 minutes ago, CavySlaveJambo said:

It is the same test adapted from testing for HIV viral load.  Also the inventor hasn’t been involved in the tech for years. 

 

Death's a real project killer to be fair

[Rodger Mellie]

15 minutes ago, westbow said:

Speaking on behalf of the entire nation's tourist trade, we are delighted to have you guys back. Please spend loads of cash when you get here.

I’ll be spending loads of money in the boozers that’s for sure! I’ve not seen family and friends in 2 years so I’ll be out on the piss everyday. 

[Footballfirst]

9 minutes ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

No evidence whatsoever that Scotland will have more "double dosed" individuals by the end of their respective programmes. We'll have to disagree.

I just hope we can follow England's lead on removing restrictions tbh.

Just check the latest vaccination take up rates for each age group when PHE issues their next weekly update up to 29 July (the "NHS Region" tab will give you the rates for each age group), then compare it to the take up for each age group in Scotland, as published daily in the PHS Dashboard. 

 

https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/covid-19-vaccinations/

 

The double dose "programme" is effectively complete for everyone over 50's, both in England and Scotland, so the data is already there for those age groups.  I'll create a table for your benefit once the PHE data is updated.

 

 

[milky_26]

1 minute ago, Lord BJ said:

If it’s not I’m moving! 
 

How is the freedom down south. Everything back to normal? Do you still have to use test and trace in restraunts? 

i dont think you do need to use test and trace in restaurants down here

[Savage Vince]

1 hour ago, Enzo Chiefo said:

"Surged ahead"🤣🤣🤣

When England, with a higher percentage of fully vaccinated adults , finish their programme, Scotland will still be vaccinating the eligible cohorts.👍 

 

See! 😁