COVID-19, what went wrong in the UK?

People queuing outside a walk-in coronavirus test centre at Allerton Library in Liverpool amid rising cases across parts of England, with the latest weekly infection figures showing Knowsley and Liverpool have the second and third highest rates, at 498.5

People queuing outside a walk-in coronavirus test centre at Allerton Library in Liverpool amid rising cases across parts of England, with the latest weekly infe Source: AAP Image/Peter Byrne/PA Wire

"A second wave was expected in the Autumn with the reopening of shops, schools, restaurants and pubs, but the acceleration is higher than expected: on the last day the confirmed cases exceeded 14 thousand", says London-based journalist Nicol Degli Innocenti.


The second wave of COVID-19 in Britain is concerning authorities, especially in cities in the north of England, where harsh lockdown measures are already in place.
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