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This morning we reported more positive data on the decline of Britain’s coronavirus epidemic. New analysis by Oxford University for The Telegraph shows multiple major London hospitals with no deaths from Covid-19 in the past 48 hours, while the number of people in hospital with the virus is at its lowest since March. Our data team have taken an in-depth look at the numbers to show you in four charts how Britain is beating coronavirus.
There were a few murmurs of excitement earlier this week when the Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, announced that plans for “air bridges” to international holiday destinations were under consideration. Greg Dickinson explains how it could work and which countries are most likely to be included.
Braveheart, Mel Gibson’s Oscar-winning portrayal of the life of William Wallace, is 25 years old this year. It continues to top the lists of the most historically inaccurate films ever made. How much does that matter and why? In this wonderful piece, Tom Fordy looks not just at what the film got wrong, but what it can tell us about the Nineties, and how Braveheart might have altered British history.
Chris
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