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Brandon Lewis Car Crash Interview.
Anyone who doubts the total incompetence of the current "Government"
and it's Ministers needs to "catch up" this morning's GMB interview.
Piers Morgan and Brandon Lewis.
What a waste of space. We get statistics by the Government on an almost hourly basis saying how they are the world leaders.
This morning UK statistics show the highest death rate per head of population in the world.
Lewis' response. You can't go by statistics! Couldn't make it up.
and it's Ministers needs to "catch up" this morning's GMB interview.
Piers Morgan and Brandon Lewis.
What a waste of space. We get statistics by the Government on an almost hourly basis saying how they are the world leaders.
This morning UK statistics show the highest death rate per head of population in the world.
Lewis' response. You can't go by statistics! Couldn't make it up.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.From the figures quoted in the interview it does look like the UK has the highest death rate per capita but just like grumpy, calmck amd stickybottle infer it’s not as clear cut a comparison as when using statistical comparison for the vaccine rollout. Each country is in a different stage of the Coronavirus infection so death rates will be evolving as they have done in the UK. It could be that only when the whole world is clear of the virus judgments can be made. I think this is what Brandon Lewis was trying to say but Piers Morgan would not let him speak. Shouting over politicians never leads to reasonable debate and Piers was at his very worst this morning. Car crash interview? Well it wasn’t an interview at all was it?
Sky news reports us as having the highest death rate:
https:/ /news.s ky.com/ story/c ovid-ne ws-live -latest -uk-upd ates-du ring-lo ckdown- 1219211 4
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the statistics cited are here
https:/ /ourwor ldindat a.org/c oronavi rus
Lewis' response seems to be "we can't tell at the moment", presumably on the grounds that if we look back in 6 months it might turn out that Nigeria's death rate was higher or something.
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Lewis' response seems to be "we can't tell at the moment", presumably on the grounds that if we look back in 6 months it might turn out that Nigeria's death rate was higher or something.
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