UK Covid death toll

[The liquidator]

I don't come on the politics bored often and now I have I'm regretting it. My blood pressure is in turmoil about the £12B Track and Trace fiasco. Dido bloody Dataloss. Contracts awarded without tendering. Serco, P14Medical, Deloitte (What do they know about PPE, other than they got the contract to acquire it)?  Most people were prepared to give Boris a chance based on the fact, no one had really faced a pandemic anytime recently, (Also based on the fact he wasn't Jeremy Corbyn). Mistakes were forgiven, originally. But continued mistakes aren't forgivable and corruption never really should be.
Back to the thread though. I don't know any more than anyone else on here just how deadly this virus is but I do recognise the facts that hospitals are filling up rapidly and ICU occupancy levels are creeping up again. At the start of this, The W.H.O. said "Test, test, test" yet we still don't appear to have any real consistent system in place. I'm absolutely gutted at this new semi lockdown but I also realise doing nothing wasn't really one of the options.

You won’t believe it but some on here were very comfortable with Serco getting the contract indeed it was the best solution. £12bn later the Track and Trace system has contacted 750,000 which is what £16,000 per person? Great value for money, accountable and transparent.

I believe the government are now considering relying on the experts in local public health to help.

Whatever it cost Derek we will be paying for it until we die..... £1.600 or 12 billion covid has totally crushed the economy and its nobody s fault..... Every country is in the same boat I expect..