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A massive 75% of Londoners say they will never return to the office full time after working from home during the lockdowns, a major new study has found.
Masks will still be required on London transport, Sadiq Khan has said, despite the end of Plan B. The worry is that Khan really believes the fairy story that filthy face rags stop Covid outbreaks.
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.
The latest data from the ONS shows that prevalence has been falling in London since the end of last month. This is the same time as last year, despite no lockdown being imposed this time.
Neil Ferguson has said Covid hospital admissions in London are flatlining and we can expect them to start falling nationally next week. Given his track record, does this Covid admissions are about to soar? Let's hope not.
Current Covid data does not indicate a need for new restrictions, Cabinet minister Steve Barclay has said.
New daily infections are falling in London, data suggests. The ZOE app shows infections falling in the capital since December 27th, a trend that appears to be confirmed by the latest Government reported infection data.
Up to one in three Covid patients may have caught the illness in hospital, official figures show. That makes it hard to use the Covid hospitalisation data to justify new lockdown restrictions.
The latest data from the UKHSA suggests that reported probable Omicron infections in London are already declining.
Sadiq Khan has demanded that the Government re-impose mandatory face masks on public transport.
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