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The side of a hotel. let s speak to keith still, professor of crowd science at suffolk university. he specialises in teaching the principles and applications of crowd safety and crowd risk analysis. and you very much for your time. this is an appalling event, obviously. it is understandable within the confines of something like a stadium, but out in the open, how does this sort of thing happen? it is not in the open, it is a narrow alleyway with two roads leading towards it, from what i see and understand from the various video footage, crowds flowing from two different directions, down a narrow alleyway. it is like any environment, there is a finite number of people you can contain in that space safely. 0nce number of people you can contain in that space safely. once you exceed those safe limits, these are the kind of consequences. those safe limits, these are the kind of consequences. usually, we would meet kind of consequences. usually, we would expect some kind of consequences. usually, we would expect some sort kind of consequences. usually, we would expect some sort of - kind of consequences. usually, we would expect some sort of panic, l kind of consequences. usually, we| would expect some sort of panic, a bit of a rush on, a stampede even, and that is not appear to have been the case, so how would one explain it? , ., ., ., , ,
July 09, 2021 Fans gather for England v Denmark - Boxpark, Croydon, London, Britain - July 7, 2021. Reuters LONDON - Football s coming home, is the chant of England soccer fans at this year s Euro 2020 tournament, but with it may come Covid-19. England face Italy on Sunday (July 11) in the final at London s Wembley Stadium, which has already hosted two semi-finals over two days this week with crowds of around 60,000 people. And while Wednesday s semi-final victory over Denmark was greeted with jubilation, England is facing a new wave of Covid-19 cases, fuelled by a combination of a highly contagious variant and its emergence from a third lockdown.