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Nachricht:	>>Und hier weise ich einfach darauf hin, dass UK nicht später dran war als zum Beispiel Deutschland, das ja sehr gut durch die Krise gekommen ist. > >UK [i:war] aber sehr wohl später dran und kommt halt gerade deutlich schlechter durch die Krise. > >Zudem musste die Regierung Johnson selbst zu diesem späten Schritt geradezu genötigt werden: > >[i:"The U.K. will cancel mass gatherings beginning next weekend, The Guardian newspaper reported Friday night, after a wave of high-profile cancellations and pressure from the public and scientific community appeared to force the government's hand. > >[b:The announcement came after British institutions, from football's Premier League to the Queen, moved to cancel games and official engagements, despite official government policy that cancellations would do little to stem infections and would cause too large a disruption on public life.] > >It also followed statements from both well-known scientists and politicians criticizing Boris Johnson's government's strategy for fighting coronavirus, which takes a markedly different approach than most European governments and, despite Friday's announcement, remains in place. > >At the heart of that outcry: a policy to push for "herd immunity" to the virus, which would involve allowing at least 40 million Britons to become infected in the hopes of building up a long-term, society-wide resistance to the disease."] > >[https://fortune.com/2020/03/14/coronavirus-uk-cases-herd-immunity-covid-19/] > >Und weder die deutlich höheren Testkapazitäten, noch die erheblich breiter aufgestellte Gesundheitsversorgung in Deutschland haben etwas mit "Dusel" zu tun.
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