Covid in UK, highest number since 17 July. There have been 115 deaths. More than 300,000 new infections in the last week, but Johnson says: ‘No plan B’

Covid in the UK: 52,009 new cases of Covid-19 recorded in the last 24 hours

This is the highest number since 17 July, when 54,674 cases were confirmed.

According to local health authorities, 115 people have died after contracting the coronavirus in the last day.

In the last seven days, 327,537 infections have been confirmed, the number of cases has increased by 17.9% and the number of deaths by 10.8%, with 912 fatalities.

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UK, BORIS JOHNSON: ‘COVID INFECTIONS EXPECTED TO RISE, NO PLAN B’.

Despite the rise in the number of people testing positive for the new coronavirus, the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, said: “Infections are within predicted levels and there is no need to resort to ‘Plan B’, which involves compulsory masks, teleworking and green passes.

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