This ridiculous 支配する of 6 提起する／ポーズをとるs a real danger - Britain losing its 約束 in its leaders:?KAROL SIKORA says the 政府 has been successful at spreading 恐れる, and not much else

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KAROL SIKORA:?It is illogical and 単に 招待するs ridicule and disobedience from an ますます 懐疑的な and 疲れた／うんざりした public

専門家 助言者s have 深い and very 明確な／細部 areas of knowledge, but can only 申し込む／申し出 a selective 見解（をとる） of the facts ? in this 事例／患者 a 最近の and modest rise in coronavirus 感染s in young people ? to 大臣s.

The ultimate 決定／判定勝ち（する）, based on a balanced 査定／評価 of the competing opinions, has to be a political one that 納得させるs the public.

And I am afraid that the ‘手渡すs, 直面する, Space’ スローガン, 栄冠を与えるd with the 支配する of Six ? a 禁止（する） on 集会s of more than six people indoors or outdoors ? fails miserably on that count.

Of course it is much safer for 20 people to 会合，会う, socially distanced, in a park than have six people gathered in a （人が）群がるd living roo m ? but the new 制限 makes no 準備／条項 for this.

It is illogical and 単に 招待するs ridicule and disobedience from an ますます 懐疑的な and 疲れた／うんざりした public who are 混乱させるd and disillusioned by repeated stop-start 率先s, be it 実験（する）ing or 検疫 or a return to the workplace, over the past six months.

And certainly the 最新の gimmicks do nothing to 演説（する）／住所 the 恐れる factor that 持つ／拘留するs so many in its 支配する.

Yet what an 適切な時期 Boris Johnson had to change the mood of the nation on Wednesday night as he 演説（する）／住所d us from the 負かす／撃墜するing Street lectern.

First, he might have saluted school teachers for coming together to end the social 孤立／分離 of millions of children and kick-start their education again.

What an 適切な時期 Boris Johnson had to change the mood of the nation on Wednesday night as he 演説（する）／住所d us from the 負かす／撃墜するing Street lectern

This is a 決定的な step 今後 in 安全な-guarding the mental health of children whose short lives have been upended in 2020.

Next he should have 勧めるd university and college students to start the new 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 with 楽観主義.

Then he should have 定評のある that uptick in 感染s ( as you’d 推定する／予想する when people start to mingle again) in the healthy young who are 大部分は invulnerable to coronavirus, while 強調ing another 批判的な statistic: last week ten times as many people died in England of flu and 肺炎 as of Covid.

Fourthly ? and I speak as a 癌 specialist ? I would have rejoiced to hear the 総理大臣 認める the tens of thousands of people out there who, because of the 衝撃 of Covid-19 on 決まりきった仕事 NHS 審査 programmes and the 制限s under which many GP 外科s are operating, are failing to 捜し出す diagnosis or 治療 for worrying symptoms.

For be in no 疑問, these are the next wave of Covid-19’s collateral 損失.

I wish Mr Johnson had told the nation to cajole or いじめ（る） our loved ones to 需要・要求する to be seen by their GP, 経由で Zoom if necessary ? because that really will save lives.

I 疑問 that the 支配する of Six will make any 構成要素 difference to the reinfection 率, but one thing is 絶対 確かな . Thousands more people will die in the coming months and years because of undiagnosed 癌s, cardiac disorders and other treatable 条件s than will succumb 直接／まっすぐに to Covid-19.

And the 欠如（する） of 緊急 ? 承認 ? surrounding this growing 危機 makes me truly despair.

The 合理的な／理性的な of the 初期の lockdown was to ‘保護する the NHS’. 井戸／弁護士席, the NHS 対処するd 罰金, essentially by shutting itself 負かす／撃墜する to all but Covid admissions, A&E, and maternity care.

But we ignored the human health cost of this, and it will be very high indeed.

Basic modelling 予報するs at least 30,000 extra 癌 deaths as a result of the hobbling of the UK’s diagnostic services. Take prostate 癌: as the Mail 報告（する）／憶測d this week, referrals have halved since lockdown began.

As for 決まりきった仕事 bread and butter 操作／手術s, it will take years for the NHS to 回復する, if ever. Waiting times for 膝 and hip 交替／補充s are the longest in 12 years, with 2.15million 患者s on the 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）s.

People eating at （米）棚上げする／（英）提議するs placed outside on Old Compton St in Soho, London, August 31

The 傾向s are even more terrifying in cardiac care. 人物／姿／数字s 示唆する a nearly 50 per cent 減少（する） in the number of heart attacks in the UK in the first three months of the shutdown.

This would be a jaw-dropping 人物／姿／数字 if it were true, but unfortunately it is not. What it really means is that thousands of people who 苦しむd symptoms of a heart attack at the milder end of the spectrum were too 脅すd to go to hospital for 治療.

If you are not 扱う／治療するd for a 穏やかな heart attack, you might 納得させる yourself you’ve 回復するd, but your heart muscles will have been 弱めるd. You are much more likely to 苦しむ 漸進的な heart 失敗 and sudden death in the next couple of years.

Psychologically, the 根底となる problem with the 支配する of Six is that it 逆転するs the tide に向かって the return to normality which, as a nation, we 猛烈に have to 粘着する to. Worst of all, it 土台を崩すs any 成果／努力 to get people 支援する to work, 特に 経由で public 輸送（する）. Any sensible person will wonder how it can be 安全な to get on a busy bus or train if it is みなすd dangerous to gather their 延長するd family in their own home.

And as for the ‘moonshot’ 集まり 全住民 実験（する）ing 計画（する）, 井戸／弁護士席 I wish I could get excited about it.

There is one obvious problem here. Even if it can be 達成するd, 実験（する）ing on this level will throw up hundreds of thousands of 誤った 肯定的な results, which would 要求する those people, 加える all their 接触するs, to self-検疫. This is impractical, and will not happen.

I worry that Boris and his 大臣s and 助言者s have squandered so much political 資本／首都 with 政策 転換s, U-turns, meaningless スローガンs and gimmicks that the nation ? and 特に young people ? are beginning to 解任する everything they hear.

People will even stop obeying the sensible 支配するs, like handwashing, wearing a mask in public and keeping a distance. I am 現在／一般に on holiday in North むちの跡s and I noticed when I went out for curry last night that an implausible number of people had 登録（する）d under the 指名する of Smith in the restaurant’s 実験（する） and trace 調書をとる／予約する.

This open 反抗, I 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑う, will become the norm, and the 計画（する） to 雇う Covid 保安官s to 施行する 制限s will, I 恐れる, bring the 当局 into その上の ridicule.

This 政府 has been very successful in the 商売／仕事 of spreading 恐れる about Covid, but in not much else.

What people 猛烈に need now is belief that things can, and will, get 支援する to a 明言する／公表する of 存在 that they recognise. Above all, they crave that most human of emotion ? a sense of hope.

Karol Sikora is professor of 薬／医学 at University of Buckingham 医療の School and 長，指導者 医療の Officer at Rutherford Health.