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Office for National Statistics (ONS)

@ONS

16 Feb

The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 5 February 2021 (Week 5) was 17,192.

This was
▪️ 1,256 fewer than Week 4
▪️ 4,986 higher than the five-year average for Week 5

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Of the 17,192 deaths registered in Week 5, 7,320 mentioned #COVID19 on the death certificate (42.6% of all deaths).

This has fallen by 1,113 #COVID19 deaths since the previous week ow.ly/KYVw50DBhQG

Of the 7,320 deaths involving #COVID19, 89.1% had this recorded as the underlying cause of death.

Of the 4,993 deaths involving influenza and pneumonia, 6.1% had these as the underlying cause ow.ly/1AQs50DBhSu

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Office for National Statistics (ONS)

@ONS

15 Feb

We’ve published analysis showing how industries related to travel and tourism in the UK have been affected by #COVID19.

The bulletin uses ONS statistics on business performance and the Labour market as well as other external data sources ow.ly/m0H950DAl0z

#COVID19 has affected the travel and tourism sector heavily in 2020 and 2021.

Government restrictions both in the UK and worldwide have prevented tourism for large periods of time ow.ly/saoL50DAl1r

Our Business Impact of Coronavirus Survey (BICS) revealed most travel and tourism industries had a higher percentage of people on furlough leave than other industries.

These industries were also more responsive to changes in lockdown restrictions ow.ly/B7N950DAl56

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Office for National Statistics (ONS)

@ONS

22 Jan

@PHE_uk

Our weekly overview of #COVID19 measures in England with the Joint Biosecurity Centre and @PHE_uk uses multiple data sources to improve understanding of the pandemic, including

•infections
•hospital admissions
•deaths
•behaviours
•antibodies

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In England, infection rates and hospital admissions rates remain high while deaths involving #COVID19 have increased ow.ly/VvKY50DfpLY

The highest hospital admission rates in England were recorded in the West Midlands, while Yorkshire and The Humber recorded the lowest rates in the most recent week.

The South East recorded the highest number of deaths involving #COVID19 ow.ly/F2DN50DfpRk

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Office for National Statistics (ONS)

@ONS

22 Jan

We’ve produced our latest estimates for the level of #COVID19 infection rates across the UK ow.ly/RTVZ50DfoKG

Our latest estimate for England suggests the #COVID19 infection rate remains high but has decreased slightly.

Around 1 in 55 people not in care homes, hospitals or other institutional settings had #COVID19 in the week ending 16 January ow.ly/KL1C50DfoMJ

In England, London and the North East had the highest infection rates in the week ending 16 January.

We estimate that in London, 1 in 35 people had #COVID19 ow.ly/A0q050DfoP0

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Office for National Statistics (ONS)

@ONS

22 Jan

We've published new data from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, including questions about feelings towards the #COVID vaccine, mass testing, and the future.

Findings are from 13 to 17 January ow.ly/qDbg50Dfhiu

There appears to be more positive attitude to the #COVID19 vaccine, with 90% reporting they’d received the vaccine, accepted an offer, or would likely accept if offered ow.ly/hkAn50DfhnG

Adults reporting they would be likely to have the #COVID19 vaccine if offered appeared to increase with age, rising from 81% among 16 to 29 year-olds to 98% among those aged 70 years and over ow.ly/JV6450Dfhrw