The UK was 'operating in the dark for so long' at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, says Sir David Spiegelhalter
Britain will never know how many people died from coronavirus because there was not enough testing from the outset, a professor who sits on the Government’s Sage advisory board has said.
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