Britain's daily Covid cases plunged for the 12th day in a row – down 41% week-on-week – as the Omicron wave continued to collapse and workers headed back to offices in their largest numbers since it took off.
Daily Covid cases fell by nearly 45% in a week today in the biggest drop since Omicron took off — and an expert claimed the U.K. would be the first country in the northern hemisphere to tame the pandemic.
Sajid Javid told MPs there are 200,000 new Omicron infections a day and implied there are 7,000,000 new coronavirus infections a week. But that's 16 times higher than the latest ONS estimate, which is not plausible.
Daily Covid infections in Britain have fallen again and deaths are also down, easing the pressure for the Government to implement 'Plan B'. Starmer picked a bad day to call for more working for home.
In his latest article, the Daily Sceptic's in-house doctor draws attention to the repeated mistakes made by the modellers and governmental advisors and at the huge implications that these bear.
Is the threat of hospitals being 'overwhelmed' or 'collapsing' really serious when South Korea claims it will happen if 'cases' go above just 4,000 a day?
Despite increasing talk this week on vaccine passports and the jabbing of children, the number of Covid 'cases' has fallen by 21%, with just a slight increase of 30 in the number of deaths 28 days after a positive test.
Scotland is at a "fragile and potentially pivotal moment", says Nicola Sturgeon who has once again refused to rule out the imposition of another lockdown due to rising 'cases'.
The number of new daily Covid cases in the U.K. fell to 21,952 today, the lowest it's been in five weeks. Meanwhile, deaths are up slightly compared to last Monday and hospitalisations are down.
Confusion reigns over the prevalence of Covid in the UK. MailOnline says it's declining, the Guardian says it's going up and the ONS says it's gone up a bit– or did in England in w/e July 24th. So what's really going on?
