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Britain is now going through its third major wave of Covid-19 infections this year. According to the ONS Infection Survey released last week, about 1.7 million people in the UK are estimated to have been infected in the week ending 18 June, a 23% rise on the previous week. This follows a 43% jump the previous week. The figures raise several important questions about how the nation will fare in the coming months as it struggles to contain the disease.What is driving the latest increase Most scientists and statisticians pin the latest jump on two fast-spreading Omicron sub-variants: BA.4 and BA.5. Crucially, two other countries 鈥?Portugal and South Africa 鈥?have experienced major jumps in numbers of cases due to these two sub-variants. The wa stanley water bottle ves in these countries have since peaked and neither resulted in a major increase in severe disease. Nevertheless, we should note there were some increases in hospitalisations, said John Edmunds, professor of infectious disease modelling at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. The rise we are e stanley cup usa xperie stanley canada ncing now is certainly not good news but it does not look, at present, like it has the potential to lead to disaster. This point was backed by Stephen Griffin, associate professor at Leeds Universitys school of medicine We are in a better place now than in 2020 and 2021 due to the UK vaccine programme, he said. However, he warned the level of post-infections complications 鈥?long Covid 鈥?was troubling. It is abundantly clear t Vrhu I could get sick looking at four walls : older Americans left out in the new normal
Gold-plating is the latest government term used to disparage efforts to achieve equality by public sector bodies. But hang on, isn t a gold standard something good, a form of best practice to which we should aspire stanley cup Clearly not, according to the government s response to the review, published last Friday, of the public sector equality duty PSED 鈥?which requires all public authorities to take account of how their policies and practices might have an adverse impact on disadvantaged g stanley canada roups protected by equality legislation.To the relief of many, the review did not recommend either a repe borraccia stanley al or significant weakening of the PSED 鈥?primarily because the review panel had to conclude that it s too early to say how well the PSED is operating in practice, since it had only been in place for a year when the review began. This is precisely the point that many of us made when the government announced its intentions. We could have saved the taxpayer a fortune.What is more worrying in the review is the consistent undermining of equality best practice as burdensome, tending towards over-compliance and gold-plating . According to the equalities minister, Maria Miller, something must be done to put an end to the gold-plating of equality activity by some public authorities. The government s attitude towards equality law was made plain when it announced a review, under its red tape challenge , of the PSED.It is therefore rather surprising