Downing Street said today that it was keeping a ‘very close eye’ on the data with ‘encouraging signs’ infections are falling across the country.
is set to reveal this week whether Plan B Covid restrictions in England will be scrapped – as the rules are due to expire next Wednesday, January 26.
‘But it still remains the case that our NHS is under significant pressure, there are over 16,000 Covid patients in hospital in England alone.‘So we are keeping a very close eye on the data but we do believe the mitigations we have in place – particularly our booster programme – is offering massive protection to the public.’: ‘I think you’d expect us, as we’ve always sought to do is give the maximum amount of time possible.
Sir Bob Neill, Tory MP for Bromley and Chislehurst, called for working from home guidance to go by January 26 or earlier if ‘hospitalisations continue to decline’.: ‘The hospitality and retail sectors in central London are being crippled and, thanks to the success of the vaccine campaign, albeit that we have more to do there, we must be planning to move steadily back to normality as soon as possible.
The latest data shows 750,054 tested positive in the past seven days – down 463,043, equivalent to a 38% drop, from the week earlier.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser thatProf Tildesley told BBC Breakfast: ‘We have had very, very high case numbers throughout late December and early January – we peaked about 200,000 at one point.
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