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The final preliminary hearing for the Children & Young People’s module was today, CVF, again, made the case for safety. Children's deaths *would* have been higher if many Clinically Vulnerable families had not kept their children away from schools. ⚠️Long thread 1/

"The government's 'Living with Covid' policy framed risk as a matter of 'personal responsibility', shifting the greatest burden of responsibility onto those facing the highest risks. Public health should not rely on individual actions, but collective protection." 17/

A thread with my submissions at the Covid-19 Public Inquiry yesterday for CVF. On why CVF says the module focusing on children must consider school safety

Anon post: Can anyone share ideas for celebrating improved school attendance? We're aiming to boost overall attendance and recognise students who have made significant strides after chronic absenteeism.

This powerful statement by CVF lawyer is so moving - the impact on children, both in terms of their health (and, sadly, mortality) plus the very real threat of infection to clinically vulnerable family members at home is a 'must watch'. Our children are our future! Protect them!

For those of you who think about the future health of children, this is a very interesting thread, below. And for those who just like to think, and maybe are willing to have previous thinking challenged a little, it will do the trick for that as well…

SARS-CoV-2 Test Positivity in the UK The close alignment of the test positivity signals across all four nations of the UK suggests this metric does serve as a reliable proxy for trend and relative level of infection prevalence (UKHSA, PHA NI, PHS & PHW data, Gwladwr chart)