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Learn to live with Covid

After being one of the first countries to pass 150,000 deaths, the government believes we should now learn to live – or die – with Covid

Dormouse by Dormouse
9 January 2022
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“Learn to live with Covid”. Art by Dormouse

“Learn to live with Covid”. Art by Dormouse

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Deaths from Covid-19 have reached 150,000, according to ONS, without counting the 23,191 deaths beyond 28 days from positive test reported by Covid Bereaved Families for Justice. Meanwhile, free lateral flow tests are set to be scrapped within weeks as the country is told to “learn to live with Covid“, the Sunday Times reports. 

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