Random
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| First appearance | X-Factor, vol. 1 #88 (Mar. 1993) |
|---|---|
| Species | Mutant |
| Notable alias | Alex |
| Creators | Peter David |
| Joe Quesada | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2493474 |
About Random
Random is a fictional character and antihero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer Peter David for the series X-Factor. He started out as a thorn in the side of X-Factor, but he later became their reluctant ally.
The Patch: BBC radio show's postcode lottery unearths stories in random places
...By Ian YoungsEntertainment & arts reporterA radio presenter has spent five years visiting places in the UK at Random - literally - and uncovering fascinating, unexpected and moving stories...
Copenhagen shooting: Gunman to face judge for questioning
... He had a rifle and a knife and his shooting was Random - " not motivated by gender or anything else" - they said...
Early signs that Covid may be rising in parts of the UK
... The ONS compiles the data by testing thousands of people from UK households at Random - whether they have symptoms or not - to estimate how much virus is around...
Coronavirus levels continue to fall across the UK
... Encouraging The ONS compiles the data by testing thousands of people at Random - whether they have symptoms or not - to estimate how much virus there is in the UK...
Climate change: Thousands invited to join citizens' assembly
... Random selectionThe invitees to Climate Assembly UK have been selected at Random from across the UK...
Coronavirus levels continue to fall across the UK
The Number of People who currently have coronavirus in the UK is continuing to fall, according to new data from the (ONS).
It suggests around 3. 76 million People were infected in the week ending 16 April - roughly one in 17 People .
This is a fall of about 15% on the week before - When the figure stood at 4. 4 million, or around one in 15 People .
suggests More Than 70% of People in England have had coronavirus since the pandemic began.
ONS officials welcomed the overall decline in infection in the UK in recent weeks, but warned levels of The Virus remain high.
The latest study, based on testing by the ONS, gives the clearest available picture of The Virus ' spread since free testing ended for Most People in England at The Beginning of this month.
for The Public will continue in Scotland until The End of April , and in Wales and Northern Ireland until The End of June.
'Encouraging'The ONS compiles the data by testing thousands of People at Random - whether they have symptoms or not - to estimate how much virus there is in the UK.
Duncan Cook, deputy director for the Covid-19 infection survey, said he welcomed the " continued decrease" in infections across England, Northern Ireland and Scotland, as well as Wales, where infections have fallen for the First Time in several weeks.
He added it was " encouraging" to see that infections had decreased " in all age groups" across England.
But cautioned: " Despite the decrease in infections, it is important to note that levels remain high. We continue to monitor these going forward. "
In the week ending 16 April , the study estimates:
The study shows infections fell in all English regions apart from the North East, where the trend was uncertain and where infection rates remain the highest in England.
The Omicron BA. 2 sub-variant - which was partly behind the recent surge in cases - continues to be responsible for most cases across the UK, though levels are Falling .
shows The Number of People being admitted to hospital with Covid continues on a downward trend.
Figures had risen from about 1,100 A Day in mid-February to nearly 2,400 by The End of March, but have since dropped to about 2,200 admissions per day.
Meanwhile The Number of hospital patients in intensive care with The Virus , who require ventilators, stands at around 350.
Source of news: bbc.com
