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The real reason Britain failed on coronavirus

12 October 2021

9:29 PM

12 October 2021

9:29 PM

The joint health and science super-committee’s report into ‘lessons learned’ on the UK’s coronavirus response may not want to ‘point fingers of blame’ for the grotesque failures, but my goodness it leaves the reader angry and upset.

It confirms so much that we knew anyway, namely:

1) The early consensus among ministers, officials and scientists was that ‘herd immunity by infection was the inevitable outcome’.

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