Coronavirus: Should we be worried about the rise in cases?

Sky's Ed Conway looks at the global cases and the reality of the coronavirus virus shown in the latest data.

Cases of COVID-19 are rising at the fastest rate since May in England so how much should we be concerned?

[gurdaverhodes]

No more then 6 people to gather at once from Monday

BUT

Hundreds can gather together at school

In restaurants

In pubs

At work places
???

[paulhoskin]

Time to stock up on toilet rolls again.I only have 400 left from last time

[Alanoffer]

Should we be worried ? Well I’m sure your going to tell us

[samuelegan]

the only thing to worry about is the clowns that are running this country

[TheMishka]

How long are we going to put up with this b/s

[K_a_r_l_o_s]

Positive tests results are not cases. Cases are people who are actually ill.

[stewstube]

So the data presented here shows us there's nothing to worry about - so what's Matt Hancock up to with imposing more unnecessary restrictions?

[mogden]

They are not 'cases', they are positive tests, from more testing, with a test not designed for that purpose.

[fumurph]

I'm getting quite worried about Coronation Street.

[JackStrood]

Looks like this dude shot this report using his living room TV. Truly working from home.

[joshrazorjt]

No we shouldn’t be worried.... it was always coming anyways

[harryharry]

Just a question ?...has people stopped dying of normal things then?.

[ohwhatworld]

The VAST majority of us shouldn't be worried about our health.
We should be worried about mass job losses, drastically reduced quality of life, an avalanche of business and livelihoods failing, severe mental health crisis and suicides, our hopes and dreams scattered to the wind, global economic collapse and the horrors which would inevitably ensue. That is our future if we keep having these truly absurd lockdowns.

[ian-sbxr]

Am i the only one to see this local lockdowns every where except LONDON....we have 4 or 5 protests every weekend no masks or social distancing pubs and clubs crammed on a weekend...i smell one big piss take

[Kellyjellycones]

Cases are not death rate or hospitalized cases! Stop talking about this nonsense what about recovery rate?

[daybyday]

Should we be worried about our jobs uh yes!

[spartanliam]

Just watch the hospital admission rate rather than deaths.

[HzHz]

No everyone is not getting quite nervous. Give It Up.

[danielbak]

Look, Boris, the numbers just don't add up.

[virgilblaze]

Should we be worried? No. Now to the weather