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Spike around november 23rd. where you start to see that uptake there. then three weeks later, it started to fall. now when you look at the map, i mean, the graph on the right hand side, the u.s., i'm not sure that we're following exactly that same model, but can we look to south africa for what our next three weeks look like? >> we might, but remember because we're such a huge country that the country doesn't behave in all of one fashion. so what you're seeing now is it's really peaking in new york, new jersey, and across the northeast to pennsylvania, ohio, indiana, illinois. but the worst pa...
I've not heard of it happening that often, but i'm going to assume that it can happen. so, just to give you an idea. this is a replica, okay? this is a -- it shoots bbs for all intents and purposes. and this is a clean weapon. there is no ammo in it. so, the only way to fire this is by having the hammer back like that. okay? you can't fire it what's called double action. it will not fire. so you have to depress the hammer. >> okay. >> is there a chance that maybe as he was drawing -- so he's doing a cross-draw maneuver. normally you keep your weapon on your shooting side, shooting hand side an...
Showing a sharp downward trend as you can see on the graph. on the right hand side you are saying seeing that trend fall. there is a different way of measuring infections carefully watched and this is where the office of national statistics goes out and randomly samples people in the population, about half—a—million people in the uk. that can measure notjust people with symptoms but people who are not sick with covid at the time. that data shows in the week to last saturday, actually, cases were rising slightly, across the uk, short of a million people, 950,000 had covid in that week, up f...
Medical experts insisted there had been no safety concerns for pregnant women who have taken the jab, and it is safe. catherine burns, bbc news. the latest data from the office for national statistics shows the number of people testing positive for coronavirus continued to increase in the week to last saturday. it comes after a several days of falling daily case numbers in the uk. so what's going on? our health correspondent jim reed is here to explain. jim. what is going on? there are two main ways confusingly of measuring covid infections in the uk. the daily data you might hear every evenin...