1 Regional breakdown of cases by specimen date. Reported date is total junk in my opinion. North West, the backlogs seem not to be as extensive today which is good. Has North West hit it's peak? Possibly when I look at the future data. Key day tomorrow to see where 20th goes
2/ East Midlands, up down up down up down. In a sense that is not bad and it is quite low levels so maybe at it's peak
3/ East of England very low numbers over the past 7 days. 7 day average increasing but not in a sharp way.
Positive tests by region. North west still continuing on it's way up. In this thread are the regional breakdowns on their own scale. Data is by specimen date and up to the 19th due to data lag.
North West similar amounts of positives to the last couple of days so 7 day average up
East Midlands a slightly lower day but as higher then 7 day average that has increased.
1/ As predicted the number of triages fell yesterday for "COVID-19" symptoms to 999 / 111 down to 19.8k. I would assume we see a further fall over the coming days then back up Sunday / Monday. It is as if COVID-19 gets people on a Sunday / Monday - Yes nonsense!
2/ Anyone with school age children knew these figures would go up at the start of the September. How come Boris didn't with the amount of kids he has? How did Hancock not see this coming he also has kids. 0-18 age group here
3/ 19-69 age group massive population within this group still tracking down on the 7 day average though.