So the big news here in Britain is that the full countrywide lockdown is ending in one week.

And everyone's very happy about that so we can potentially have a Christmas.

But what they're not talking about are the new, harder restrictions on a new tiered system.

And the tier three is the one that is most concerning.

And a group of 70 Tory MPs called the COVID Recovery Group

has expressed concern and said that these new tougher measures

in tier three could result in the loss of thousands of businesses.

And while that might not affect London in the short term,

because they're talking about tier two here,

there's a lot of regions in the UK,

especially our brothers and sisters up north,

who could easily get stuck with these tier three lockdown.

And Professor Carl Hennegan of Oxford University

recently commented that we see cases dropping across the country. Probably nothing to do with lockdown, in my opinion.

But he's saying that the trend shows that we really need to reconsider

these harsh tiered structures.

And the problem is, is there is no science to the tiers,

as far as how you go from tier one to tier two to tier three.

There's no cases per 100,000. And when you come to a place like London, we have 32 boroughs

with each one having different infection rates. And yet the current mayor of London says,

we all go as one, which means he's trigger happy to lock this entire city down if one borough or two boroughs or three boroughs

starts getting higher cases.

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