'The problem is that many people still believe we can get to a point where there is no risk with this, where we can have zero COVID,' says Professor Paul Hunter.
COVID-19: Met Police investigate after ex-nurse compares NHS staff to Nazis at anti-vax and anti-lockdown rally
This higher load means the virus spreads more easily: the interval between when people were exposed to a carrier and when they themselves were diagnosed fell from an average of six days last year to just four days during the Delta outbreak. on Monday, a sign that vaccines might be playing a major role in helping the country get closer to normal.
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