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Christmas dinner creates perfect conditions for coronavirus | Braintree and Witham Times

Families sharing Christmas dinner create “perfect conditions” for coronavirus to spread, a professor of psychology has warned. Professor Stephen Reicher, from the University of St Andrews, told Times Radio on Saturday: “Christmas is a gift to the virus. “If you want the perfect conditions for the spread of the virus it would be to be indoors, somewhere that wasn’t well ventilated, somewhere which was crowded, somewhere where there’s alcohol so that we forget our inhibitions, and that describes perfectly the Christmas dinner.” His comments came on the last weekend ahead of the planned temporary easing of restrictions over the Christmas period.

Christmas dinner creates perfect conditions for coronavirus | Chester and District Standard

Families sharing Christmas dinner create “perfect conditions” for coronavirus to spread, a professor of psychology has warned. Professor Stephen Reicher, from the University of St Andrews, told Times Radio on Saturday: “Christmas is a gift to the virus. “If you want the perfect conditions for the spread of the virus it would be to be indoors, somewhere that wasn’t well ventilated, somewhere which was crowded, somewhere where there’s alcohol so that we forget our inhibitions, and that describes perfectly the Christmas dinner.” His comments came on the last weekend ahead of the planned temporary easing of restrictions over the Christmas period.

Christmas is a gift to Covid Professor warns celebrations create perfect conditions for coronavirus

Christmas is a gift to Covid Professor warns celebrations create perfect conditions for coronavirus Prof Stephen Reicher also warned about the consequences of people from different parts of the country Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss another Derbyshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Christmas dinner offers perfect conditions for coronavirus to spread says expert

It comes as some have called for restrictions to be maintained over Christmas.  Professor Stephen Reicher, a social psychologist from the University of St Andrews, told Times Radio: “Christmas is a gift to the virus. If you want the perfect conditions for the spread of virus it would be to be indoors, somewhere that wasn’t well ventilated, somewhere which was crowded, somewhere where there’s alcohol so that we forget our inhibitions and that describes perfectly the Christmas dinner.” Prof Reicher, who sits on the Scientific Pandemic Insights Group on Behaviours (SPI-B), which advises the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), added: “Of course we don’t want to give gifts to this virus, we want to look after ourselves and the best way of doing that, I think, is sadly to postpone if we can.

Christmas dinner creates perfect conditions for coronavirus | Prestwich and Whitefield Guide

Families sharing Christmas dinner create “perfect conditions” for coronavirus to spread, a professor of psychology has warned. Professor Stephen Reicher, from the University of St Andrews, told Times Radio on Saturday: “Christmas is a gift to the virus. “If you want the perfect conditions for the spread of the virus it would be to be indoors, somewhere that wasn’t well ventilated, somewhere which was crowded, somewhere where there’s alcohol so that we forget our inhibitions, and that describes perfectly the Christmas dinner.” His comments came on the last weekend ahead of the planned temporary easing of restrictions over the Christmas period.

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