The regional disparities seemingly ignored in the Governments easing of the lockdown?

Notters said:

Yes, this is true, but I wasn't meaning total immunity. I was meaning a reduced rate of infection, which starts to become apparent at a much lower level. There seems little down that many hundreds of thousands of people in London will have been infected?

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Nobody has any idea yet how many people have been infected.

I only know of one person who had very specific symptoms around the right time.

Yes London is packed with people and the tube is obviously a major spreader, but London has probably the highest percentage of people able to work from home.

Like most major cities it went to a ghost town overnight.

So I have no gut feeling regarding how infected London actually is/was.

I think the fear of Londoners (like myself) is that the lockdown actually worked, but as we ease back out of it the infection rate it will simply rise again.

I also wonder whether we’re seeing the beginnings of herd immunity in London.