With the US Tennis Open's women's final allowing the the British media to expel some energy in making
Emma Raducanu the darling of the country, their delayed concerns towards frightening the public are
somewhat damaged by their enemy, facts.
But like many Journalists that are terrified of losing their left-leaning jobs, the usual crowd picked up the
reins of fear-porn and carried on. However, the Daily Mail seems to have taken a look at the figures that
have been around for some time.
Emma Raducanu the darling of the country, their delayed concerns towards frightening the public are
somewhat damaged by their enemy, facts.
But like many Journalists that are terrified of losing their left-leaning jobs, the usual crowd picked up the
reins of fear-porn and carried on. However, the Daily Mail seems to have taken a look at the figures that
have been around for some time.
Quote:Britain's Covid cases fall AGAIN: UK records 26,628 positive tests in 30% week-on-week drop asArchived Daily Mail Article:
deaths fall by 12% to 185 while hospital admissions increase by just 2%
*Department of Health statistics showed another 26,628 cases were spotted today, down from last Tuesday
*England is yet to suffer a predicted Scotland-style spike in Covid cases after children returned to schools
*Hospitalisations figures show 1,009 admissions were recorded last Thursday, barely a change from last week
'Britain's daily Covid cases fell again today, official data revealed -as Boris Johnson unveiled his winter plan to
fight off another lockdown. The Department of Health recorded another 26,628 positive tests in the last 24 hours,
down almost a third on the same time last week.
It marked the sixth day in a row infections had dropped week-on-week, with the decline being particularly driven
by falling cases in both England and Scotland.
England is yet to suffer a Scotland-style spike in infections, which experts feared would be sparked once children
returned to classrooms after the summer holidays. But its schools have been back for a fortnight and no such up-tick
has happened yet.
The country was hit by a heatwave last week, which saw temperatures reach as high as 30C, meaning people spent
more time outdoors where the virus finds it harder to spread. Latest Covid hospitalisations showed another 1,009
people were admitted on September 9, a levelling off from the 988 admissions recorded the same time the previous
week.
There were also 185 Covid deaths recorded today, which was 24 less than seven days ago.
But both figures lag several weeks behind daily cases because of the time taken for someone who has caught the
virus to fall seriously ill. It came as Boris Johnson today unveiled his plans for winter warning face masks and Covid
passports are being 'kept in reserve' in case vaccinations fail to keep the virus at bay...'
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