We are in a big mess, there is no doubt. We’re battling a deadly virus, the Prime Minister is in hospital and the country is in lockdown. A less optimistic person could argue that all is lost.
The constant howling from our media does little to help – portraying death and destruction nightly on our screens is just too harrowing for many to watch.
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Professor Karol Sikora is chief medical officer at Rutherford Health and professor of medicine at the university of Buckingham
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