Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #Coronavirusuk

Most recents (24)

travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

This week, the UK has reported:

🔵 8,858 new cases (down 20%)
🔴 367 new deaths (down 31%)
🟡 4,201 hospital inpatients (down 14%)
🟠 95 ICU/Ventilation inpatients (down 10%)

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk ImageImageImageImage
Here are some additional case figures!

Reported case rates are still mostly falling throughout the UK, and across the planet as a whole. Although of course, a large part of that is due to a reduction in testing. ImageImageImageImage
The hospital figures are falling across the UK too!

Here are some of the hospital admission figures for England. It has been a lot of up and down over 2022/2023, but the rates right now are some of the lowest they've been throughout that period. Image
Read 4 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

As of today, Northern Ireland will no longer be releasing any case or death data, so going forward those figures on the page will just be for England / Scotland / Wales.

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate ImageImageImageImage
I believe the hospital data will still be getting released, but only once a week rather than daily.

And weekly death data should still be getting released by NISRA here: nisra.gov.uk/news/weekly-de…
And of course, the ONS Infection survey will still be running, giving an alternative for case figures in Northern Ireland.

The figures there will be more accurate, although not as timely, and not as useful at a local level
Read 5 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

The estimated number of people in each nation who currently have Covid-19 is:

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England: 1 in 35
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scotland: 1 in 30
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales: 1 in 25
🍀 Northern Ireland: 1 in 40

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate ImageImageImageImage
Here are some additional figures from this weeks ONS Infection Survey!

ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati… ImageImageImageImage
Also, all of the changes I mentioned for the Scotland page in my earlier update are also happening on the UK page, with the same timescales being used for the weekly figures

Read 5 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

Torridge in the South West of England now has the highest 7-day case rate in the UK, after cases have nearly doubled there in the past week.

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
All of the weekly data on the UK page has been updated now too, including these vaccination figures!

Looks like we should hit 50% of 12-17 year olds being vaccinated with their first dose in the coming days!
This chart was updated too, putting the overall situation into perspective.

Unfortunately cases are going up again, but hopefully it will just be another repeat of them rising for a little while, and then falling sharply out of the blue!
Read 4 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

For the first time in a month, Scotland no longer has the highest 7 day case rate in the UK. That is now Wales, who have been seeing a bit of an increase over the past week.

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
That is true at a local authority level too, where Neath Port Talbot now have the highest case rate in the UK, as cases in West Dunbartonshire continue to fall.

Also I'm not going to do a big thread this week, but I'll share some of the weekly charts below!
First here is this one, showing the current situation across the UK at a glance.

And also a few of the ones showing vaccinations by age (still no data on under 18s included in them though.. hopefully they'll be in there soon!)
Read 4 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

Over 5 billion vaccinations have now been administered across the planet! 🥳💉💉💉💉💉

That accounts to about 25% of the worlds entire population now being fully vaccinated, and another 8% partially vaccinated

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
Here are some more figures on the global vaccinations!

As expected, the rollout has not been equal. Europe for example has fully vaccinated nearly half of its entire population, whereas Africa is on just 3%.

And nearly 2 of those 5 billion vaccinations have been in China alone!
Also, I've changed these charts on the UK local page.

In addition to some design changes, the scales on the map have been updated to account for the rising cases, and the popups on it now give more information

On the table, you can now search for 'cities' to see just those!
Read 4 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

Sadly 174 new deaths were reported throughout the UK, which is up 4 from last Tuesday.

Deaths still don't seem to have peaked here, despite UK wide cases peaking over a month ago now.

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
Also, I've started making some changes on the UK local page now!

First, the cases and deaths by specimen chart here now shows 4 areas, along with some other design changes. And by default, it will now show these 4 cities, one for each nation.
And second, I've added this map to show the number of new cases reported today in each local authority.

The colours are based on per capita figures, but you can zoom in to see a label that has the actual daily increase on it.
Read 9 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

The UK is now averaging over 30,000 new cases a day again, after dropping down to as low as 26,000 new cases a day a few weeks ago.

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
Also in terms of changes, the two country comparison tables on the UK page have been updated now!

On the basic table there is now a 12 week trend of cases/deaths for each country, which will be updated once a week on Sunday.
Then on the detailed table there has been a more drastic design change, and the sections for cases, deaths, and vaccinations have all been adjusted to look roughly the same as one another

There is also a 'new today' and a 'change from previous 7 days' column for vaccinations now
Read 5 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

Unfortunately 170 new deaths were reported throughout the UK today, which is the highest in a day since early March.

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
Also, I'll try to tweet out a thread later tonight covering some of the weeks figures, but for now here is an update on changes!

First is that the 20 day trend on this chart is now a 12 week trend, with each column representing a week (the most recent week is furthest right)
Then the charts showing English cases by age range were adjusted a little.

The 0-4 / 5-9 / 10-14 / 15-19 groups were amended to 0-9 / 10-19.

Also, the chart on the right is now just lines instead of columns, and you can select one or more groups to show via the search bar
Read 4 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

Four of the top six local authorities with the highest 7 day case rates in the UK right now are in Northern Ireland.

Cases are still rising quite a bit there, and are up 17% from this time last week.

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate ImageImageImageImage
Also, all of these charts on the main UK page have been updated to the new style now!

For most of them, there hasn't really been many other changes, other than some small design adjustments. ImageImageImage
This chart is a bit different though.

Instead of toggling between total and per 100k population figures, all of the data is now included on the same chart, so that you can switch between the different metrics easier. ImageImageImageImage
Read 4 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

Sadly 96 new deaths were reported throughout the UK today, which is almost double the number reported last Tuesday

Also I've included a little thread below covering some of the UK figures from the past week!👇

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
First, here are some figures on cases, which are still rising.

This neat little percentage change chart on the official UK Gov dashboard shows the rate of growth in cases. It was slowing down for most of July, but it has started increasing again, and quite sharply in recent days
The case rate in England right now has surpassed what Scotland reached during their recent peak, and isn't really showing much signs of slowing down.

Northern Ireland has had a pretty sharp spike in recent days too, and has just climbed above Scotland also.
Read 19 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

There were 50 new deaths from the virus reported throughout the UK today, which is the highest in a day since early April.

Also I've included a thread below covering some of the figures over the past week! 👇

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
First, here are some figures on cases, which you can see are still rising quite a bit.

They are currently rising fastest in England, and falling only in Scotland. England will likely overtake Scotland to have the highest 7 day specimen case rate within the next few days
At a more local level, the North East of England has the highest case rate by some distance.

The North West has slowed down quite a bit and looks like it is going to start falling soon, but every other area of England has had at least a 30% increase from last week
Read 14 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

28,773 new cases and 37 new deaths reported throughout the today UK, which is the highest both figures have been in a while.

Also I've included a thread below covering some of the figures over the past week!

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
First here are the cases, which are still rising throughout the UK.

They do appear to be peaking in Scotland, although the cases in Scotland have been rising for a lot longer, and are at a much higher rate than the rest of the UK.

So the UK wide peak may not be so close
At a local level cases are rising in all parts of the UK.

The North East of England are currently seeing the highest rates though, and have had quite the surge in the past week.

At a local authority level, Dundee City has the highest rates.
Read 16 tweets
The @Conservatives were warned for years about the risk of a novel virus yet did nothing to prepare the UK for what was known to be a high national security risk. This Thread brings together the documents and exercise's that no10 had at their disposal.
#OperationWinterWillow
In 2007 the UK held a pandemic exercise that predated #OperationCygnus code named Winter willow, which put in place everything needed for a #coronavirusuk outbreak! Austerity depleted #PPE EX, Cygnus only exposed how badly!
Read 13 tweets
BREAKING: More than 100,000 people in the UK have died within 28 days of testing positive for coronavirus since the pandemic began
A grim milestone for the UK

telegraph.co.uk/news/coronavir…
Matt Hancock has said his thoughts are with "each and every person who has lost a loved one" after the UK's official coronavirus death toll topped 100,000.

"Behind these heart-breaking figures are friends, families and neighbours"

telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…
Read 22 tweets
Important for those living with #HIV. As it currently stands, if you have a #CD4 over 200 and no other health conditions it is expected you will fall into phase 6 for getting the #covid #vaccine.
However, the #vaccine is not currently expected to be given through #HIV clinics (although this may change). This means that if you have not shared your status with your GP it is likely that you will not be considered for the #covidvaccine until later phases!
This has been raised and being looked at by @THTorguk @NAT_AIDS_Trust @DHSCgovuk @NHSEngland
Read 5 tweets
Boris Johnson will be holding a press conference at 5pm today following last night's announcement of a national lockdown in England.

Professor Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance will join him

Latest #coronavirus news here

telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…
Boris Johnson confirms 1.3m people in UK vaccinated so far

The Prime Minister says by February 15, the NHS is committed to offering a vaccination to everyone in the top four at-risk groups

telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/…
The PM promises the "maximum transparency" possible about the vaccine.

The first slide shows "a steady increase in rates" and the second shows roughly 1 in 50 people have the virus

#coronavirus

telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/…
Read 10 tweets
Thread: #Covid19 My father & our family
My mother and father got Covid19 positive on 20th march. My mother was asthma patient so we were worried for her health but she took good care of her with lot of rest & medication
While my father was also Covid19+
asymptomatic but didn't rest much, on 7th day he developed this strange cough which would make him uncomfortable while breathing. He reported to Military Hospital where he was entitled
They did CT scan & asked to self Quarantine with some medication. The cough grew wrose & we did a private medication, a course of indecibles prescribed by a senior medical specialist
Read 15 tweets
In 2017, a man running the London marathon showed some of the most incredible sportsmanship ever.

We think it’s a story we all need to hear, as we wait for today’s announcements about #coronavirus restrictions.
It was April 2017 when runner David Wyeth was running the London marathon.

Just 300 metres from the end, his race was run. His legs had turned to jelly, and he was at the point of collapse.
After 26 miles of gruelling effort, he had longed to see the finish line – but, having turned the final corner, the sight of the last 300m seemed too much to bear.
Read 12 tweets
travellingtabby.com/uk-coronavirus…

The UK page has been updated now, including the data from yesterday!

The increase in cases seems to be going down a little, but it's hard to tell over the weekend. Deaths & hospitalizations are still on the up

#Covid19UK #coronavirusuk #DailyCovidUpdate
Also here are some additional looks at where the new cases were today
And this! (hoping to add this chart to the UK page soon)
Read 4 tweets
Final #coronavirus numbers for Sept 25th. The world added 317,952 new #COVID19 infection cases yesterday, the 2nd highest daily total to date, while losing 5,818 lives to #COVID. Total to date global deaths now surpass 990,000 and could pass 1,000,000 by Sunday or Monday. ImageImageImage
#India registered 85,468 new #COVID19 infection cases yesterday while losing 1,093 lives to the #coronavirus. India’s numbers while still sky high continue to slowly edge down. ImageImageImage
The #USA saw daily #COVID19 infections surge over 50,000 again yesterday, 53,629 new infections to be exact, while another 895 Americans lost their lives to the #coronavirus. The U.S. will surpass 210,000 total virus deaths in the coming week. ImageImageImageImage
Read 6 tweets
Just hearing @DominicRaab is on the programme tomorrow. Perhaps he’ll also invite me for Christmas. 🎄

Full line up coming after 6pm.

#kayburley #Covid19UK #lockdown Image
Also on the programme

🌹 @RachelReevesMP for Labour
✈️ @IrvAtLarge - latest on #covid airport testing
🍺 Fmr Govt chief whip - making #lockdownrules legal and impact on local pubs and restaurants - we’re in Cornwall
🐳 Checking on whales beached in Tasmania &
🦏 #WorldRhinoDay
Coming up on #KayBurley from 7am 👇
Read 4 tweets
Final #coronavirus numbers for Sept 18th. The world added 315,130 new #COVID19 infection cases, the 2nd highest daily total to date, while another 5,465 people around the world lost their lives to #COVID. Global virus deaths might pass 960,000 today. ImageImageImage
#India registered 92,789 new #COVID19 infection cases yesterday while losing another 1,221 lives to the #coronavirus. ImageImageImage
The #USA added 51,345 new #COVID19 infections yesterday, the first day the U.S has seen more than 50,000 new infections since Sept 2nd, while another 958 Americans lost their lives to the #coronavirus. The States will pass 7,000,000 total to date infections tomorrow. #Trump ImageImageImageImage
Read 7 tweets
Final #coronavirus numbers for Sept 17th. The world added 314,752 new #COVID19 infection cases yesterday, the most worldwide new infections of any day yet in the pandemic, while losing another 5,579 lives to the virus. Yesterday total to date global deaths surpassed 950,000 ImageImageImageImage
Just in #Denmark’s @Statsmin (PM) Mette Frederiksen has called a 2pm press conference on the #COVID19 situation here in #Danmark. Yesterday the country saw the highest number of daily #coronavirus infections of any one day yet. Image
#India added 96,793 new #COVID19 infection cases yesterday while another 1,174 more people in the country lost their lives to the #coronavirus. ImageImageImage
Read 8 tweets

Related hashtags

Did Thread Reader help you today?

Support us! We are indie developers!


This site is made by just two indie developers on a laptop doing marketing, support and development! Read more about the story.

Become a Premium Member ($3.00/month or $30.00/year) and get exclusive features!

Become Premium

Too expensive? Make a small donation by buying us coffee ($5) or help with server cost ($10)

Donate via Paypal Become our Patreon

Thank you for your support!