Boris Johnson WON'T announce any more Covid restrictions today
with infections being released at 4pm, for the first time since Christmas Eve;The team led by Professor Neil Ferguson - dubbed Prof Lockdown - found those testing positive with Omicron are 15 to 20 percent less likely to need hospital care.Half the level of severity means cases would have to rise twice as high to reach the same level of hospital admissions, compared with Delta.
And the economic impact of another shotgun lockdown could devastate Britain's already hard-hit hospitality industry.urging against new lockdown measures.
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