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Vaccinated. partially vaccinated population and high transmission is very dangerous in terms of new variants that might further undermine the vaccination programme. the sensible thing to do is go byte data, not dates. wait until we have brought the transmission levels down, finish the vaccination programme and the lift restrictions with confidence we can continue going forward with the road map and not ever have to have another lockdown, which nobody wants quite do you feel that potential in a f...

BORIS is set to go full steam ahead for freedom day, despite the rise in Covid cases and hospitalisations. According to the Daily Mail Boris is pressing on with Covid lockdown lifting, and he is expected to announce tomorrow that restrictions will be lifted come July 19. UK Covid hospital admissions have surged by more than HALF in a week with 565 patients in 24 hours. The rise – the highest daily total since March – comes just over a week before England is set to completely unlock on July...

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Date Time New study on airborne transmission of Covid-19 helping to kick-start large-scale events A new study involving the University of Nottingham will investigate how we can safely use and ventilate non-residential buildings like concert stadiums after lockdown to minimise the risk of airborne transmission of Covid-19 and other viruses. The government-funded AIRBODS (Airborne Infection Reduction through Building Operation and Design for SARS-CoV-2) project will help get large-scale events ba...

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What are the Christmas Covid rules? Despite concerns a relaxation of the Covid rules could potentially lead to a third wave of cases, the Government has insisted the rules will be as planned. Downing Street has said there are no plans to shorten the period over Christmas in which social distancing will be relaxed amid concerns over increasing coronavirus rates. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “No. We’ve set out the details of the Christmas guidelines. “There are no...

What are the Christmas Covid rules? Despite concerns a relaxation of the Covid rules could potentially lead to a third wave of cases, the Government has insisted the rules will be as planned. Downing Street has said there are no plans to shorten the period over Christmas in which social distancing will be relaxed amid concerns over increasing coronavirus rates. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “No. We’ve set out the details of the Christmas guidelines. “There are no...

What are the Christmas Covid rules? Despite concerns a relaxation of the Covid rules could potentially lead to a third wave of cases, the Government has insisted the rules will be as planned. Downing Street has said there are no plans to shorten the period over Christmas in which social distancing will be relaxed amid concerns over increasing coronavirus rates. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “No. We’ve set out the details of the Christmas guidelines. “There are no...

What are the Christmas Covid rules? Despite concerns a relaxation of the Covid rules could potentially lead to a third wave of cases, the Government has insisted the rules will be as planned. Downing Street has said there are no plans to shorten the period over Christmas in which social distancing will be relaxed amid concerns over increasing coronavirus rates. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “No. We’ve set out the details of the Christmas guidelines. “There are no...