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Lockdown and there is mixed evidence on how well they have worked. 0ldham, in greater manchester, saw a surge in coronavirus cases from earlyjuly so, at the end of that month, local restrictions were introduced. people were not allowed to meet in each other‘s homes or gardens, but pubs, shops and restau ra nts gardens, but pubs, shops and restaurants remained open. cases did initially fall, but, despite rules being further tightened, the trend has generally been upwards. some of those tracking...

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Hospital admissions are rising, too. yesterday, government scientists said that, left unchecked, we could see 50,000 cases a day by mid—0ctober and perhaps 200 deaths a day a month later. but they stressed this wasnt a prediction. but that would still be a fifth of the 1,000 daily deaths at the peak in early april. encouraging people to work from home again should mean fewer chances for the virus to spread on public transport and in offices. then there is scotlands decision to ban most people ...

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Hit with 33,000 deaths and close to half a million cases. nick bryant is based there — and has this report. new york has emerged from its coronavirus coma, but it is still suffering from the long—haul effects of this viral onslaught. the change of the seasons has brought an uptick of activity, but the signs of continued suffering are everywhere. from boarded up shops to more homeless people on the streets. there is a new covid cafe culture, but it has created a misleading sense of revival. a...

Lots of moon can do for us. we talked about using the lunar soil to make panels, and as the moon makes haste, half of the moon is receiving sunlight for two weeks. we could use and harness some of that energy and bring it down to earth. that sounds like the stuff of thriller movies. is that really possible? some energy on the moon and pipe it down to the earth for energy? yes, a proposal has been there for many years. the thing is, when does it become cost—effective? thing is, when does it bec...

Advisers painted a scenario where there could be 50,000 confirmed infections by the middle of october and more than 200 deaths a day a month later. if we dont do enough, the virus will take off. at the moment, that is the path that we are clearly on. and if we do not change course, then were going to find ourselves in a very difficult problem. the chief medical 0fficers of all four nations have now recommended the official covid alert level be raised to level four — meaning transmission is hig...

They think now is the time to step back and reconsider if more restrictions are really the right way to go. we have a very good idea of who is vulnerable and who is not vulnerable so we should really capitalise on that, to try and protect those who are vulnerable and let those who are not vulnerable, and we know they are not vulnerable, to go out and live their lives in a normal fashion. in my view, that does risk a lot of excess deaths and a lot of people becoming very ill and having complicati...

But some doctors and scientists have written to the government saying they think now is the time to step back and reconsider if more restrictions are really the right way to go. we have a very good idea of who is vulnerable and who is not vulnerable so we should really capitalise on that, to try and protect those who are vulnerable and let those who are not vulnerable, and we know they are not vulnerable, to go out and live their lives in a normal fashion. in my view, that does risk a lot of exc...

To save lives today. yes, we need to meet this virus head on but, actually, we need to understand that, if you want to have first—world public services such as the nhs, you need a first—world economy that can generate the wealth to pay nurses and doctors. in downing street, the governments chief medical and scientific advisers painted a scenario where there could be 50,000 confirmed infections by the middle of october and more than 200 deaths a day a month later. if we dont do enough, the vi...