The second wave of COVID-19 in Britain is concerning authorities, especially in cities in the north of England, where harsh lockdown measures are already in place.
COVID-19, what went wrong in the UK?
People queuing outside a walk-in coronavirus test centre at Allerton Library in Liverpool amid rising cases across parts of England, with the latest weekly infe Source: AAP Image/Peter Byrne/PA Wire
"A second wave was expected in the Autumn with the reopening of shops, schools, restaurants and pubs, but the acceleration is higher than expected: on the last day the confirmed cases exceeded 14 thousand", says London-based journalist Nicol Degli Innocenti.
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