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Boris Johnson insists Covid lockdown decisions were 'right' - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson insists Covid lockdown decisions were 'right'

Rebutting his former Chancellor's claim that lockdown decisions did not consider trade-offs, Boris Johnson told reporters in Surrey today that he was 'very confident' decisions made were the 'right ones'.

Covid hospitalisations have now peaked in EVERY region - Vimarsana News

Covid hospitalisations have now peaked in EVERY region

EXCLUSIVE: NHS England data shows daily admissions are trending downwards across the country and have fallen by nearly a fifth since the peak in some areas.

UK is first country in Europe to pass 150,000 Covid deaths - Vimarsana News

UK is first country in Europe to pass 150,000 Covid deaths

Boris Johnson recognised the 'terrible toll' of coronavirus on the UK after figures showed 313 deaths were reported on Saturday, bringing the total since the pandemic began to 150,057.

Omicron may be up to nearly 100 TIMES less deadly than seasonal flu, scientists believe - Vimarsana News

Omicron may be up to nearly 100 TIMES less deadly than seasonal flu, scientists believe

MailOnline analysis shows Covid killed one in 33 people in the UK who tested positive at the peak of the devastating second wave last January, compared to just one in 670 now.

Covid UK: Not wearing a face mask is a 'moral' choice, scientist insists - Vimarsana News

Covid UK: Not wearing a face mask is a 'moral' choice, scientist insists

Sociology professor Robert Dingwall has insisted that not wearing a face mask is a 'moral' choice  Nottingham Trent University academic sits on the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation He said benefits 'have always been uncertain because quality of evidence in both directions is weak' Boris Johnson declared mask laws would be axed but admitted people would be encouraged to wear them