As far as I can tell it seems that most of the country south of Manchester is in the 400-800 range with pockets developing where figures are going over the 1000 mark, like parts of London, Oxford and Plymouth and the South Hams district. Is this because the delta variant is more or less ubiquitous across England whilst Omicron is rampant in selected areas?
The reasons lower figures for Birmingham, West Wales and north of the Wash are bit of a cartographical thing as they are very close to the border between 399-400.. Northern Ireland is also uniformly high.
If this analysis is correct we can expect to see more localised spurts in incidences?
I also researched the effectiveness of covid passports. Their effect is based on the concept that those treble jabbed will be less likely to contract the virus and therefore less likely to pass it on. I was discussing this in the concept of civil liberties of a person who is unable to be vaccinated for medical reasons. Whilst I have sympathies – life just sucks sometimes.
Johnson denying a lockdown regardless of the evidence is surely culpable homicide? Two to the power of five Prime Minister!