Has anyone in your household ever lost their sense of smell or taste prior to this new incident?However since this morning he's been complaining of having no sense of smell or taste,
Nobody has lost their smell or taste in my household before.Has anyone in your household ever lost their sense of smell or taste prior to this new incident?
Edit: While we're at it, where are thousands of people attending football matches since the rule of six was introduced?
Thanks, didn't know that. It does seem they should have put that on hold... but it is a thousand per match, not thousands per match. Still think it's stupid. (Trialling supporters returning, that is)Regarding the football there's eight games going ahead in the Championship which they're allowing a thousand fans to attend.
If the stadium is big enough for social distancing (and that it is followed).
When I initially seen the story about fans there was talk of Middlesborough being allowed upto a thousand fans which I thought was madness due to the situation in the NE.Thanks, didn't know that. It does seem they should have put that on hold... but it is a thousand per match, not thousands per match. Still think it's stupid. (Trialling supporters returning, that is)
Annoyingly if I was living in Scotland my grandson wouldn't count as one of the 6.I know the rule of 6 seams harsh and counter intuitive, but it's not. Humans are emotional creatures and we naturally gravitate towards people we know often without even realising it. We're more likely to pass the virus to people we're in closer contact with like relatives as we're more likely to shake hands, hug, kiss, etc.
I don't know why the number 6 was decided on though, in my opinion as long the people meeting are from only 2 households it shouldn't really matter whether it's 6, 8 or 10.
Thanks, didn't know that. It does seem they should have put that on hold... but it is a thousand per match, not thousands per match. Still think it's stupid. (Trialling supporters returning, that is)
Thousands of attempts to book a coronavirus test — but barely half succeed
Most attempts to get a Covid test in Britain fail and people in England are half as likely to succeed than those in Scotland, a Times investigation into round-the-clock availability of tests reveals.The most comprehensive examination of the testing system across Britain shows that out of nearly 46,0www.thetimes.co.uk
I'd guess so but if I'm unable to get a test what happens in a couple of weeks when he has another cold or sore throat will it be another 14 days off school for himPresumably it's possible to suffer from a cold and Covid at the same time,
The schools down here don't test, they said to go onto the government website.Our local secondary school ran out of tests last week, I assume yours did too. Positive test results at my son’s school, but not the whole year bubble isolating, just those in classes with the positive party. Other kids have had tests but currently been waiting over 5 days for a result.
Apparently the moon shot testing won't be covered by the NHS, you'll have to pay yourself.
Sincerely hope it's better than the current situation if so.
Daily 'moonshot' tests for Covid-19 will not be given out by NHS - the public will have to pay
Dido Harding said that the tests should be seen as a 'cost of doing business' for people who want to attend conferences or go to the theatreinews.co.uk