New cases of Covid-19 in Scotland yesterday fell to the lowest in the UK by some way, 50% lower than in England, just over half that in N Ireland and one quarter of the rate in Wales.
- Scotland 1 in every 3 015
- England 1 in every 1 990
- N Ireland 1 in every 1 754
- Wales 1 in every 795
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/cases
Opposition leaders have not accused the First Minister of doing well.
Talking-up Scotland 
This is good news. How do we explain that England has not undergone a similar spike in cases hospitalisations and deaths over the last month? Hard won herd immunity perhaps?
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Simples – schools start 3-4 week later in England… Thus spike is delayed (possibly delayed a little longer because of higher previous infection rates and more weeks of jags. But their number are steadily rising.
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