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surged to a daily record of more than 41,000 on Monday and hospitalizations exceeded the peak recorded in the first wave in the spring, as a more virulent strain of the virus takes hold.But the government's pandemic strategy has been uprooted in recent weeks by the emergence of a new strain of the virus, which has spread rapidly in London and surrounding areas and led many countries to block arrivals from the U.The group said a lockdown on the same terms as November may not be enough to control the new strain of the virus, according to the report.National restrictions are needed to prevent a "catastrophe" at the start of year, a member of the government's advisory group on new respiratory virus threats — which itself advises SAGE — told the BBC on Tuesday.
"We are entering a very dangerous new phase of the pandemic and we're going to need decisive, early, national action to prevent a catastrophe in January and February," said Andrew Hayward, professor of infectious diseases epidemiology at University College London.Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here.