England ditched the last of its Covid restrictions on Monday, but the so-called 'Freedom Day' has been marred by surging Covid cases and the nation's most senior ministers self-isolating.
Covid-19 cases were recorded in the U.K. as a seven-day rolling average, according to data collated by the University of Oxford’s Our World In Data. Only Indonesia, which has around four times the population of the U.K., had more. to issue a recommendation on vaccinating children against Covid-19 Monday.
on the scheme or how people are picked to participate, which permits daily testing instead of isolation. celebrate the relaxing of Covid-19 rules in the early hours of July 19, 2021 in Brighton.Getty Images... [+]
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