Third wave of coronavirus will likely hit UK this summer, Sage expert warns
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mirror.co.ukA third wave of coronavirus could potentially hit the UK in July and August, a Government adviser has warned. The UK is expecting another wave of infections at some point, mostly among the unvaccinated, but some scientists have suggested this will not be until the autumn or winter.
Professor Calum Semple, a member of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), said a "very strong" third wave being seen in Europe, including Italy and France, could be the "perfect breeding ground" for highly-contagious variants.
He expects a surge in Covid-19 infections in Britain this summer when restrictions are relaxed and society is unlocked, though he predicted it will mainly affect people who are less susceptible to the virus. Have you
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