FactCheck

The risk of dying with covid fell significantly for black Caribbean and black African people between the first and second waves. But for Pakistani people, the chances of death rose.

On current plans, it will be 21 June at the earliest before we return to something close to pre-pandemic life.

Hospitalisation and death rates have been falling faster among the oldest. This didn’t happen after the first wave of the pandemic.

Children themselves remain at very low risk of serious disease and death.

We don’t know yet.

New figures released by the government suggest the flow of goods being exported from Britain to Europe may have fallen in January, but it appears to have bounced back.

There are important questions still unanswered.

There was evidence of mutations in spring 2020.

“Keir accepts that, on this occasion, the Prime Minister was referring to old comments about the European Medicines Agency and Keir admits he was wrong and made a mistake in his response.”

Helen Whately claimed we ‘didn’t know’ in March and April that people without symptoms could be infectious.

The UK and European regulators agree the jab is safe and expected to protect all adults.

Ministers have faced questions this week about why they didn’t lockdown earlier at key points in the pandemic.

There are good reasons to think the claims are incorrect.

There’s a lot we still don’t know.

Was that ever the Labour leader’s position?