People in Liverpool could be among the most likely in the country to be at higher risk from Covid-19 after the remaining restrictions ended recently.
Around 49,395 people across the city were recorded as being “clinically extremely vulnerable” and at high risk of death from Covid-19 at the end of September, the latest NHS figures show.
That’s about 9.9% of the city’s population, according to Office for National Statistics estimates – the third-highest proportion of any area in England.
