Seven places see coronavirus infection rates pass 200 as doctors warn of 'ICUs filling'
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mirror.co.ukLiverpool doctors have sounded the alarm on soaring coronavirus cases as they warn intensive care units are "filling up" again.
It comes as Knowsley's rapidly rising infection rates sees it move into the top three worst areas in the country. New public health figures today show seven areas in the north of England are now recording rates of more than 200 cases per 100,000 people.
And figures show cases are rising rapidly in major cities Liverpool and Manchester. London has also officially joined the government's official Covid-19 national watchlist as cases in the capital rise, putting it at risk of another lockdown.
Boris Johnson's government is facing questions over its new national measures that took effect this week, as areas that have
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