All the modelling suggests another surge of the CCP virus will happen, England’s chief medical officer told lawmakers on Tuesday. Talking via video link at a meeting of the UK Parliament’s science and technology committee, professor Chris Whitty said that infection rates will rise again as COVID-19 restrictions are relaxed. Schools in England reopened on Monday to all pupils as the government began easing lockdown measures intended to the curb the spread of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. “I think what we’re going to see is as things are opening up, what all the modelling suggests is that at some point we will get a surge in virus,” Witty told the committee. He said the surge may happen “later in the summer if we open up gradually, or if there’s a seasonal effect it might happen over the next autumn and winter.” “But I think all the modelling suggests …