BREAKING: UK records over 200 Covid deaths for first time in six months
The UK has recorded over 200 Covid deaths in the past 24 hours – the highest daily figure in six months.It is the highest number since March 9, when another 231 people were reported dead from the virus.The figures compare with 32,181 infections and 50 fatalities announced on Tuesday, and 35,847 cases and 149 deaths reported this time last week.
Meanwhile, 42,908,022 people had their second jab, meaning 42.9 million people are now fullyvaccinated .There have been 35,693 new casesbooster jabs could be offered to the most vulnerable next week.
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