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Glasgow s Buchanan Street pictured in early January as Scotland entered its second major period of lockdown LOCKDOWNS are “unlikely to be causing harms more extreme than the pandemic itself”, according to researchers. Public health scientists writing in the journal BMJ Global Health challenged the claim made by lockdown sceptics that the “cure is worse than the disease”, arguing that no country which imposed lockdowns and also kept Covid cases low experienced excess mortality “which is what we would expect if lockdowns were independently causing large numbers of short-term deaths”. The analysis, carried out by researchers from Australia, Denmark and the US, comes amid warnings that the lifting of restrictions across the UK - especially in England - will cause a surge in infections at a time when the NHS is also balancing record waiting lists for treatment delayed during the pandemic.

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