Month old ’worst case scenario’ data used to promote second UK lockdown

Experts have branded the death graphs which have been used to justify the implementation of a second lockdown in the UK to be ’misleading’ as they are said to have been ’mathematically incorrect’. The heatmaps presented to the public have indicated that more than 4,000 deaths a day could occur by December. A scientist who worked on the study has claimed that the data has been presented incorrectly

Month old ’worst case scenario’ data used to promote second UK lockdown

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