Sweden and the Pandemic
Sweden decided not to lockdown like other countries - was it the right decision?
David Aaronovitch explores the Swedish experience of the pandemic and reveals that, for a country which didn't officially lockdown, it still introduced significant changes to everyday life, from school closures to social distancing and the cancellation of theatre shows and concerts.
He looks at how the country's economy has fared compared to similar countries, and investigates whether claims it is in a better position to generate 'herd immunity' are accurate.
Contributors:
Maddy Savage, journalist in Stockholm
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