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A leading Conservative lockdown-sceptic MP has said that Britain will need to learn to live with the Chinese virus rather than submit to the “doom-mongering” put forward by the likes of Professor Neil Ferguson.
On Thursday, Imperial College epidemiologist Neil Ferguson claimed that the so-called Indian (or Delta) variant of the coronavirus could lead to in excess of 1,200 deaths per day this summer.
While Professor Ferguson resigned from his role as senior scientific adviser to the government in May of last year — after he broke his own lockdown measures to meet his married lover twice, despite her and her family being under quarantine — he has since returned to advise the government.
On Thursday, the professor said of his latest projections: “The uncertainty spans the range of having a third wave which maybe is 100 [or] 200 deaths a day, at peak, to something which is at the scale of what we went through in January,” when 1,200 per day were dying.
In response, Conservative MP Sir Desmond Swayne told talkRADIO: “Professor Ferguson has not just been consistently wrong, he’s been consistently spectacularly wrong, as have all those doom-mongers from the very start.
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“The whole basis of policy was to break the link between infection and hospitalisation. We are never going to get away from people catching this disease. It’s going to be with us until kingdom come.”