Two years into the pandemic, where at least in the u k, we have seen quite a number of rule changes. And i know that you've spoken to some behavior old scientists about what happens when we lift restrictions and people have to make personal decisions about their own risk levels. I mean, what are your thoughts on this?
Last week Boris Johnson announced that all Covid regulations in England, including the requirement to isolate after testing positive, were due to be abolished on 24 February. Whilst the Omicron variant has caused fewer hospitalisations and deaths than many predicted, some scientists say the changes may be going too far, too soon. Madeleine Finlay gets the Guardian science correspondent Hannah Devlin’s view on whether there’s scientific evidence backing up this decision and what the changes could look like. Help support our independent journalism at
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