#LocKDown

julian dobson

juliandobson

Lockdown day #1. Sheffield is rewilding rapidly. Lockdown day 2. Shades of yellow on the morning run. Old gold of skips, overflowing from spring-cleaned homes. A rider’s hi-vis vest. A

Oommen C. Kurian

oommen

#AntigenTests #Masks #Lockdown India now has the highest daily recorded Covid19 new cases and deaths in the world, with cases and deaths plateauing. There are many who think India bungled

Francis Keogh

HonestFrank

Five Twitter highlights from week two in the Big Brother house #Lockdown5. #VirtualGrandNational winning trainer @CWilliamsRacing interviewed by his kids #PottersCorner #Lockdown highlights from week 24. Going for a quick

Dankrad Feist

dankrad

Even if the UK gov thinks it is not time to lift the measures yet, now would be the time to reduce them to what's really necessary. Contact stop, not

Chris Curtis

chriscurtis94

New exit strategy polling:The public has been more pro-lockdown than anyone expected, which means ending it could be more politically difficult for the government than starting it. People are currently

Melinda Salisbury

MESalisbury

Just so we're clear: they're deliberately giving confusing advice because they'd anticipated we - like America - would rail against the lockdown and they'd "have" to lift it FOR DEMOCRACY.

Eran Segal

segal_eran

Second lockdown?In Israel, the first to impose a 2nd lockdown:1. Surprisingly, the 2nd lockdown worked faster and more effectively than the 1st, despite being less tight2. The effect differed across

Paul Reynolds

paulrey99

Trying to make sense of Cov-19 statistics. Firstly, we have this graph, which shows a big spike in overall deaths which breaches the 5-year records. /1 Then we have this

Jenny Erikson

JennyErikson

Today was rough. Our miscarriage a couple weeks ago hit me really hard today, for a few different reasons. I think I spent more time crying today than I have

Somesh Jha

someshjha7

Thousands of migrant workers gathered at Bandra (Mumbai) today as they wanted to return home after the lockdown was extended till May 3. Read our piece to know why India's

philwoodford

philwoodford

There is clearly a desperation to leave the lockdown behind. The economic impact is horrendous and the social and psychological consequences potentially serious. But because there's no easy way to

(Dr) Angela Daly

nidhalaigh

My #SelfIsolation thread from Glasgow.https://twitter.com/nidhalaigh/status/1239846808043618305 I decided to end the thread today as tomorrow lockdown begins to ease in Scotland (for now). As IRL human contact has been so severely

p.ramakoa

gedleyi

It’s been said before; SAs version of capitalism has always been overly comfortable with these kinds of life & death trade-offs. An attitude that can only be described as political

Tommy Tugrat

TommyTugrat

There are wankers that can't follow simple fucking guidelines out there and are genuinely putting other people in danger because of it. They will try and justify it in any

Dean Oelschig

DeanOelsch

I sincerely believe I have been patient and supportive of the President and his team’s approach to the lockdown so far. But Monday marks exactly 2 months since lockdown began.

Kelz

Edward_Onoriode

On my way to the office this morning, I saw this middle age woman & her daughter walking towards Ikeja. So, I slowed down & gave them a lift since