It's almost impossible to form a reasonable criticism, because the quality of nearly all the data remains a farce.
I do trust that the SAGE membership has access to data sets we don't, and definitely have the relevant expertise to perform rigourous anaylsis... if not, their inboxes are probably jammed full of helpful groups of Phds and other experts.
I mean, we can't really gather much from the numbers from track and trace, because we know it's been a farce. Anecdotally, I used a coffee shop a dozen times and never scanned once, never saw anyone scan.
If SAGE have a lot of ancillary related data on footfall and so on, you could probably put together something that reads between the lines.
But the reality is whatever measures we get are a political compromise. It would be much easier if Boris's stock was higher, if he was a strong communicator with the public, had pulled less fast ones, was less compromised in his dealings with a lot of interested parties.
I have half an inkling I've been asymptomatic - if so, it probably came from one of someone closer to home, many neighbours have been heard coughing helpfully in the chronically unventilated corridors. No suprise, two families, 6 children in total, in two two-bed flats, both families mums at home with fathers with other kids, both rely on friends and family for childcare.
