Deaths with COVID-19 in the UK have doubled since 7 November 2020.
80 days ago, the figure stood at 50,063.
Yes, 80 days ago, the UK had only seen HALF the current number of deaths.
Now think back to the dither and delays and tier fiascos and weak November lockdown and Xmas.
80 days ago, the figure stood at 50,063.
Yes, 80 days ago, the UK had only seen HALF the current number of deaths.
Now think back to the dither and delays and tier fiascos and weak November lockdown and Xmas.
To put it another way...
It took Boris Johnson 250 days to preside over the first 50,000 deaths of people with COVID-19.
It only took a further 80 days of his oversight for another 50,000 to die.
It took Boris Johnson 250 days to preside over the first 50,000 deaths of people with COVID-19.
It only took a further 80 days of his oversight for another 50,000 to die.
Does that look like the kind of pattern you'd expect to see from someone who'd "done everything they could" and who'd "learned the lessons" of the first wave of the pandemic?
Or does it look more like that of an arsonist tipping petrol on the flames?
Or does it look more like that of an arsonist tipping petrol on the flames?
Here's another way of slicing the data: how long did it take for each additional 10,000 deaths?
It's clear from the figures that the pandemic has literally never been more out of control - or more deadly - than right now.
coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/deaths
It's clear from the figures that the pandemic has literally never been more out of control - or more deadly - than right now.
coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/deaths
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