If you miss a significant part of your education in lasts a lifetime in terms of wellbeing and financial health.
It is right that health professionals are concerned about risks of second wave of infections in UK. Changing to 1 metre plus rule from 2 metres is more risky in some perhaps many circumstances but mainly if business leaders and consumers do not act sensibly.
Some people will not act sensibly. This will result in spikes in infection or hotspots. Realistically they could even be fatal mistakes. However the balance of risk has changed in the UK.
It is now more likely that people will die early for decades due to an economic depression in the UK. Rampant unemployment is now more likely than rampant spread of the coronavirus in the UK. Reasonable safety precautions include perspex screens personal protective equipment face coverings change in shift patterns control of numbers inside table service only apps more intensive cleaning of toilets and all surfaces touched frequently passing customer details to manager should there be outbreak. There are lots of things to control the spread of the virus. However there is little to prevent a depression in the UK that will impact on deaths and financial health for decades. If you miss a significant part of your education in lasts a lifetime in terms of wellbeing and financial health.