"If I were to design a massive experiment to create a more dangerous virus, one that is capable of blasting through our vaccines, I would do what the UK is proposing to do."
“We TOLD you, Boris Johnson. We told you. You couldn’t care less,” one doctor said.
Some 530,126 alerts were sent in England and Wales during the first week of July, putting huge pressure on businesses.
It is more than five times the figure a month ago, with restrictions set to be relaxed from Monday.
The Unite union said hundreds of employees are off work at some sites, with alerts from the NHS app causing “havoc” on production lines.
Countries are falling foul to the “dangerous assumption” that “everyone is protected” as cases spike, he said.
"We’re now to rely on the common sense of the British public - the common sense of the British public elected this bloke."
There were a further 27,334 cases recorded yesterday, with the new health secretary saying we could soon hit the 100,000 mark.
Pro and anti-maskers are the new Remainers and Leavers, with the same tribes on the debate emerging.