Many people who racked up Covid fear with projections of cases/deaths that were well off reality pop up with the tweets about Climate Change and its projected impact - mainly doom and gloom.
When you get one topic so wrong it's hard to trust commentary on the other topic.
The USA increasing interest rates and the impact of the value of the £ vs the $ a key factor in interest rates needing to rise in the UK, impacting on mortgage rates
🚨 | Random fact-check company @LogicallyIN has done a fact-check on a recent statement 'August 2022 saw the highest mortality rate in England in 15 years'
🚨 | Care worker numbers fall for the first time ever, leaving more people without support
A factor was mandatory vaccination for care home staff in place from Nov 2021 until Feb 2022 playing a part in the decision making for some to leave the sector.
The lack of care workers has wider impact on others. For example some people in hospital cannot be discharged even when fit if there is a lack of care.
This can clog up hospitals, putting other patients at higher risk of death.
Low wages also a factor in retaining staff. An average care worker pay is £1 per hour less than healthcare assistants in the NHS new to their roles.
The Government are recruiting more people from overseas to help fill gaps.