In the UK, we're coming up to a bit of a crossroad. On one track -the 'irreversible' final part of the route out of lockdown
that the Prime Minister stated would occur on 21st June of this year. The other path is the one the media have been
banging the drum about, rescinding the decision due to the scary Indian variant.
Now that Boris Johnson's once-backroom-boy, Dominic Cummings, has had his hearing and claimed that the Matt Hancock
-Secretary of State for Health and Social Care should be sacked due to his incompetence, the spectre of a further lockdown
has surfaced and the media are crowing again.
Surely now people can see that the Covid crisis has been politicised beyond recognition and at the mercy of the back-and
-forth of the Westminster squabbles? The only saving grace is that the large majority that the Conservative Government has
at the moment, will drop if Bo-Jo points the wrong way.
I don't believe he will demand another lockdown and his words seem to just be sugar for his fellow-Journalists, but it's a
dangerous game he's playing.
Neil Ferguson was the Government's advisor who's mathematics have been constantly wrong and during the first lockdown,
allowed his lover to travel across London for a bit of hanky-panky!
At the time, Elon Musk tweeted: "What a Tool."
that the Prime Minister stated would occur on 21st June of this year. The other path is the one the media have been
banging the drum about, rescinding the decision due to the scary Indian variant.
Now that Boris Johnson's once-backroom-boy, Dominic Cummings, has had his hearing and claimed that the Matt Hancock
-Secretary of State for Health and Social Care should be sacked due to his incompetence, the spectre of a further lockdown
has surfaced and the media are crowing again.
Surely now people can see that the Covid crisis has been politicised beyond recognition and at the mercy of the back-and
-forth of the Westminster squabbles? The only saving grace is that the large majority that the Conservative Government has
at the moment, will drop if Bo-Jo points the wrong way.
I don't believe he will demand another lockdown and his words seem to just be sugar for his fellow-Journalists, but it's a
dangerous game he's playing.
Quote:Boris Johnson says England may need to wait to end restrictions
'Boris Johnson has said "we may need to wait" for the lifting of all Covid restrictions in England, which is currently planned
for 21 June. The PM said he saw nothing "currently in the data" to suggest the government would have to delay unlocking.
But he said there were signs of an increase in the number of cases of the Indian variant.
Boris Johnson remembering what a comb was.
It comes after epidemiologist Prof Neil Ferguson said the reopening of society is now "in the balance".
On Thursday, a further 3,542 coronavirus cases and 10 deaths within 28 days of a positive test were reported in the UK.
Over the last seven days, cases are up 20.5% compared with the week before...'
Neil Ferguson was the Government's advisor who's mathematics have been constantly wrong and during the first lockdown,
allowed his lover to travel across London for a bit of hanky-panky!
At the time, Elon Musk tweeted: "What a Tool."
Quote:'Vaccine shield'Archived BBC Article:
On 21 June, the government hopes to move to the final stage of its roadmap for lifting lockdown
Step four would see all legal limits on social contact removed, nightclubs would reopen, and restrictions on large events
and performances would be lifted.
Scientists advising the government are currently studying all relevant data since the last set of lockdown relaxations on 17 May.
Speaking on a visit to a hospital this morning, Mr Johnson said: "I think the question people want to answer is to what extent is
our vaccine shield now going to be enough to allow us to go ahead with 21 June with the unlocking.
"Now, as I've said many times, I don't see anything currently in the data to suggest we have to deviate from the roadmap but we
may need to wait." The prime minister said it was important to understand to what extent the vaccine programme "interrupts the
link" between infection, hospitalisation, serious illness and death.
However, he reiterated that vaccines in use in the UK work against the Indian variant, particularly with two doses.
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