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Why did the UK have such a bad Covid-19 epidemic?
Was it bad decision-making, bad advice, or bad luck? We look back through the events of March 2020 to ask why things have gone so wrong.
The UK has suffered one of the worst outbreaks of coronavirus anywhere in the world. We’ve been tracking and analysing the numbers for the last 14 weeks, and in the last programme of this More or Less series, we look back through the events of March 2020 to ask why things went so wrong - was it bad decision-making, bad advice, or bad luck?
Unlock the history and truth behind the data with The OU
Explore how numbers shape, and sometimes mislead us, with The Open University.
When can you trust statistics?
BBC Ideas discovers three easy ways to help make sense of statistics.
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More or Less
Tim Harford explains the numbers and statistics used in everyday life.
