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Why weather could be to blame for coronavirus North-South Covid divide

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coronavirus up North. This week the Prime Minister Boris Johnson ’s chief scientific and medical advisors set out the shocking statistics of Covid-19 cases across the UK – showing a clear North-South divide.

While Sir Patrick Vallance and Professor Chris Whitty didn’t offer a reason to why this was, another scientist sees a clear link between the weather and Covid-19 outbreaks.Colder temperatures, less sunlight and more rain in the North and Scotland could be the reason.

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