Number of Covid deaths in Britain could have been HALVED by imposing lockdown earlier, report claims

Professor Andrew Harvey said lockdown on March 19 would have halved deaths This suggests between 21,900 and 29,400 deaths could have been avoided His calculations support those of Professor Neil Ferguson in June A lockdown on March 23 is considered a key failure of the Government They had been given predictions of 500,000 deaths nine days before lockdown