TOPIC:

This is really encouraging. Deaths and hospital admissions are falling dramatically after over 18 million jabs have been administered. And contrary to what Dr Andrew Miller is saying here a study has shown the Phizer vaccine is highly effective in reducing Covid's spread.

It appears this article is only available in The West paper edition not the West online. It is in today's edition. Not only great news for Britian but the whole world over. Maybe life can get back to normal in the not too distant future.

The UK would be loving that it got out of the EU. Developed and distributed their own vaccine in quick time. Total vindication of Brexit.

If everyone listened to the good doctor Miller, we will all be locked up for the next 5 years.

Time For a Flag wrote: The UK would be loving that it got out of the EU. Developed and distributed their own vaccine in quick time. Total vindication of Brexit.

Agreed.

Yes it is about time they had some good news coming from over there.
The recovery rate was also very poor at well under 50% for a hell of a long time. In the first week of 2021 it climbed to 47%, it then dropped again to about 43 and is currently now climbing to about 60% which is fantastic. Over the past week, daily cases have been between 10 thou to 12 thousand. That is way down to the previous figures of between 15 thousand to 40 thousand cases/ day. Also the northern hemisphere will be exiting their winter soon as the spring/ summer approaches. And as the weather will improve soon, their figures should keep improving.
Hopefully the uk has learnt by their many mistakes too.

Yeah Germany have only managed 3.4 Mil Vaxers to date, despite actually inventing the Pfizer Vaccine.

The EU ended up in a big argument as to who was going to produce and pay for the production, meanwhile the UK just went ahead and secured a supply.

Mind you the death rate and infection rate has been a shocker in the UK compared to most of the EU.

Will be interesting to see if the US starts seeing similar results.

Interesting reading. I’ve been a bit iffy at having the shot, don’t think I’ll have a choice though. If this is the same in Oz, then I’m all for it.

And Italy goes into lock down again -  www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-56382608   

and perhaps WA should be thankful for how it has been handled here

I see now there has been another blood clot case linked to a Covid vaccine but this time it wasn't the astrazenca vacaccine but the Pfizer. I reckon that's a good thing because people are being scared off the astrazenica are probably holding out for the pfizer. They might think twice now and realize that any vaccine carries risks of reactions. Mind you, a blood clot on the brain is pretty serious I imagine.