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Chris Jones
Which has to be balanced with many breadwinners in families potentially dying if the virus is allowed to run unfettered through society. Lots on long term sick leave as they recover. People unwilling to visit shops and restaurants because of fear of contracting the virus (the Chinese government is currently giving away vouchers to encourage people to leave their homes and spend).
Not easy whichever viewpoint or approach you take.
The issue there is and again I see it here, people want earlier/longer lock downs and also the economy to survive or the government to at least find the complete survival of the U.K. for as long as we are locked down which I personally see as an unrealistic expectation.
In order for society to get back on track I think we are going to have to navigate some kind of risk or accept it as part of the recovery.