Nick Davies
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 71 |
| Web site | www.nickdavies.net |
| Date of birth | March 28,1953 |
| Zodiac sign | Aries |
| Job | Journalist |
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| Movies/Shows | My Kingdom |
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| Education | University of Oxford |
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| ID | 445897 |
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Nick Davies Life story
Nicholas Davies is a British investigative journalist, writer, and documentary maker. Davies has written extensively as a freelancer, as well as for The Guardian and The Observer, and been named Reporter of the Year, Journalist of the Year and Feature Writer of the Year at the British Press Awards.
National Theatre Wales has lost its way, says writer
... Nick Davies, theatre critic and a former Arts Council of Wales theatre portfolio officer said he was also not surprised that National Theatre Wales has lost its funding...
Covid booster jabs extended to over-30s from Monday
... Dr Nick Davies from LSHTM said Omicron was likely to be the dominant form of the virus in England by the end of the year...
Covid: Omicron study suggests major wave in January
... Dr Nick Davies, one of the researchers, said Omicron was spreading " very fast" and was " quite concerning" and was likely to be the dominant form of the virus in England by the end of the year...
HS2: Why do large government projects cost so much?
... But this problem is unique in the UK, as Nick Davies from the independent Institute for government think-tank...
Islington stabbing: Three arrested over boy's death
... Two teenagers were arrested close to the crime scene and a third was later arrested at a home in Islington Mr Convery said the fatal stabbing had unpleasant parallels with the death of another teenager, Alan Cartwright, Ch Supt Nick Davies confirmed the victim lived in Islington and that police patrols in the area would be stepped up ...
Covid: Omicron study suggests major wave in January
The UK is facing a substantial wave of Omicron infections in January without further restrictions, according to scientists.
However, there is huge uncertainty about how much pressure that will pile on the NHS.
Uncertainty means the numbers needing hospital care could be significantly larger or smaller than Last Winter .
But the researchers said tougher restrictions may be needed to prevent Omicron overwhelming hospitals.
The Work by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine is not a Crystal Ball . It does not say what will happen with Omicron but gives a range of possible outcomes.
Dr Nick Davies , one of the researchers, said Omicron was spreading " very fast" and was " quite concerning" and was likely to be the dominant form of The Virus in England by The End of the year.
The Report says The Number of people infected is currently doubling every 2. 4 days in England despite the country having high levels of vaccination. That is faster than the original form of The Virus spread when nobody had protection.
Dr Davies said: " Based on what we're seeing we can expect there to be a large wave of Omicron in the UK. "
However, The Most uncertainty pivots around how well The Vaccines and boosters will keep people out of hospital.
The Team explored optimistic and pessimistic scenarios around Omicron's ability to evade immunity and the impact that boosters had.
The study assumes Omicron is less severe than previous variants if you have been vaccinated.
In The Most optimistic scenario the numbers being admitted to hospitals Every Day would be 40% lower than The Peak Last Winter . In The Most pessimistic scenario it would be nearly twice as high.
But The Report said " the majority of scenarios" concluded that with current measures there would be more admissions than Last Winter .
Dr Davies said: " I think our projections are worrying, it doesn't paint an optimistic picture. "
Early real-world studies by the UK Health Security Agency estimated two doses of a vaccine gave limited protection against developing Omicron symptoms, but a booster dose raised it up to 75%.
Source of news: bbc.com
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