Our latest economic and society impact indicators have been published today as part of our response to the #coronavirus pandemic ow.ly/GehX50BT34p We've published our latest faster indicators of coronavirus
Nearly half (48%) of currently trading businesses reported that their turnover had decreased below what is normally expected for this time of year, according to the latest Business Impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Survey (BICS) ow.ly/lxHz50BT37d
Across all industries in Quarter 3 (July to Sept) 2020, around 23,000 more firms reported increasing turnover than reported decreasing turnover when compared with Quarter 2 (Apr to Jun) 2020, according to VAT returns from @HMRCgovuk ow.ly/NmqJ50BT3bY
However when compared with the same quarter a year ago, more firms are seeing decreasing turnover rather than increasing turnover.

This means turnover has not returned to pre-pandemic levels for some businesses ow.ly/JDDL50BT3g3
Total online job adverts on @Adzuna increased from 61% to 63% of their 2019 average between 2 and 9 October 2020, their highest recorded level since 3 April 2020 ow.ly/CpnG50BT3ob Between 2 and 9 October 2020, total online job adverts incre
The number of online job adverts increased in every country and region of the UK, except Wales and Northern Ireland ow.ly/YgFX50BT3sm
Retail data from @Springboard_ show in the week ending 11 October, overall footfall increased to around 70% of its level in the same period of the previous year, with high streets showing the largest weekly increase ow.ly/cqNm50BT3yc In the week ending 11 October, overall footfall increased to
Latest findings from our Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN) show the proportion of adults who travelled to work was 65%, the highest since the series began ow.ly/sKhF50BT3JP The proportion of adults who travelled to work was 65%, the
The proportion of people who had not worked from home or travelled to work decreased by 5 percentage points to 12%, the lowest since the series began ow.ly/qA4g50BT3PT

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Our headline estimates suggest that at any time between 2 and 8 October 2020, around 1 in 160 people not in care homes, hospitals or other institutional settings in England would test positive for #COVID19 – around 336,500 people ow.ly/OeSc50BUfX3 0.62% Estimated percentage ...
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The number of business closures in Quarter 3 2020 was slightly lower than the average number over the past three years.

Closures do not yet appear to have risen as a result of the pandemic ow.ly/MQM450BT482 Chart title: Business closu...
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There were 4,393 deaths related to drug poisoning registered in England and Wales in 2019.

When adjusting for age, the mortality rate was 76.7 deaths per million people, similar to the rate in 2018 (76.3)

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Men accounted for two-thirds of drug related deaths registered in 2019, which is consistent with previous years.

▪️ Mortality rate for men: 104.7 per million (2,968 deaths)
▪️ For women: 49.1 deaths per million (1,425)

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This was

▪️ 111 more than Week 38
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