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Your spelling seems to miss out a few letters, mainly in the second paragraph of your posted link, the hint is local lockdowns in the uk...then that graph further down on the link....
Also once again your memory is missing the few letters of the UK telling telling lies, sorry manipulating data.
Also, your memory is really short. Or do I have to give the name, nursing qualifications, and date and times she was part of the daily briefings till she was no longer part of the daily briefings as she had some morals to tell the truth and not lie?
Calling the French childish, does little to show your comprehension of the situation. Or has the Mayor of Calais and the abuse of maritime law by the UK navy being glossed over as childish. Or the uk having the highest death rate in Europe and the EU that is being childish is it?
lynx-
It's hard to respond to this stream of consciousness to be honest...
I'm no fan of the dreadful handling of the pandemic by the Tories and I haven't forgotten those things but you're conflating two different things, as with the UK having the highest death rate - it's not death rates that decide this, its infection rates.
If you know of any better sources of information on infection rates in the UK and France please do link to them.
Fox
The point was actually in my post but to spell it out: France is currently experiencing a surge in Coronavirus cases, the UK is not.
France currently has a case rate of 34 per 100,000 people, the UK has 17.3 per 100,000*.
Yes, different testing regimes and so on, but those data are the best we've got. It's not towing the Tory party line to look at the data.
The French talk of a reciprocal ban is pretty childish.
(*Source: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2237475-covid-19-news-france-could-quarantine-arrivals-from-the-uk/)