There's been a renewed surge in Covid-19 cases – why on earth were restrictions lifted so early?

A new Covid-19 variant, Omicron XE, has been confirmed in the UK.

.” But how can we pretend this virus no longer exists? The World Health Organisation and the British Medical Association didn't support the changes. The government’s chief scientific adviser, Patrick Vallance, said yesterday that he expected further variants and added that “they could be more severe.” The emergence of theWithout Covid-19 restrictions, there will be more infections and once again it will be the poorest and most vulnerable who will face the harshest consequences.

It’s also worth considering the impact that the lifting of restrictions could potentially have had on pregnant women. According to the British Medical Journal, there are still “large numbers” of pregnant women being admitted to hospital with Covid-19. We know that contracting the virus during pregnancy can increase the risk of preterm birth, stillbirth and possibly other pregnancy complications.

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