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We re already seeing why hotel quarantine is our most bonkers Covid policy yet

We re already seeing why hotel quarantine is our most bonkers Covid policy yet No other country in the world has copied Australia s quarantine strategy at this late stage of the pandemic – with good reason 18 February 2021 • 3:18pm A passenger enters Heathrow s Holiday Inn: We’re not even building a fort – merely erecting a few rickety gates Credit: Steve Parsons/PA Staggeringly, the Government has gone and done it again. It has implemented a Covid policy that causes the absolute maximum damage for the teeniest, tiniest possible gain. There have been many examples of this (lockdown as a whole, I’d argue) but surely our new hotel quarantine scheme takes the biscuit. 

Covid: New variant found due to hard work of UK scientists

BBC News By Rachel Schraer image copyrightSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY A new variant of the virus causing Covid-19, first spotted in Kent, could already be circulating - or have originated from - outside the UK. But it was spotted here because of the strength of the UK s surveillance system, scientists have said. The Covid-19 Genomics Consortium (Cog-UK) has tracked the genetic history of more than 150,000 samples of Sars-Cov-2 virus. That equates to about half the world s genetic sequencing of coronavirus. Prof Sharon Peacock, head of Cog-UK, said the UK s high level of genomic surveillance meant if you re going to find something anywhere, you re going to find it probably here first .

Covid: New variant detected due to strength of UK surveillance

BBC News By Rachel Schraer image copyrightSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY A new variant of the virus causing Covid-19, first spotted in Kent, could already be circulating - or have originated from - outside the UK. But it was spotted here because of the strength of the UK s surveillance system, scientists have said. The Covid-19 Genomics Consortium (Cog-UK) has tracked the genetic history of more than 150,000 samples of Sars-Cov-2 virus. That equates to about half the world s genetic sequencing of coronavirus. Prof Sharon Peacock, head of Cog-UK, said the UK s high level of genomic surveillance meant if you re going to find something anywhere, you re going to find it probably here first .

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