Since lockdown began. As global infections from coronavirus pass ten million, a leading scientist advising number ten says the uk is on a knife edge in the pandemic, and he expects a rise cases in the coming weeks. Professor sirjeremy farrar, whos a member of the governments sage advisory committee, also told the bbc, he also expects a second wave of infections in the winter. The latest figures show that in the last 2a hour period 36 more people died, having contracted the virus in the uk. That takes the total number of deaths to 43550. It comes as the home secretary, priti patel says the government is considering imposing a localised lockdown, on leicester, after a surge of coronavirus cases in the city. Our health correspondent, Richard Galpin has the latest. Leicester city, home to hundreds of thousands of people, a large, diverse community, enjoying the freedoms brought about by the governments increasing easing of lockdown restrictions. But now the government is considering toughe