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2 Jul, 5 tweets, 4 min read
#COVID19 infection rates have increased in England, Wales and Scotland, with rates similar to those last seen in February 2021.

These changes are mostly driven by a large increase in the number of cases compatible with the Delta variant ow.ly/czag50FntMa Estimated number of people with COVID-19 in the week ending
#COVID19 cases compatible with the Delta variant have increased across England, Wales and Scotland where this variant continues to be dominant.

In Northern Ireland the trend is uncertain ow.ly/fMZt50FntNN Chart title: The percentage testing positive whose results a
#COVID19 infections have increased across most regions in England, with the highest rates of positive cases in the North East and North West ow.ly/Tn1I50FntQr Chart title: The percentage of people testing positive incre
Commenting on today’s results, Sarah Crofts, Head of Analytical Outputs for the #COVID19 Infection Survey, said: “Though infection rates are now similar to February, the o
According to our #COVID19 latest insights, hospital admissions remained similar in the week ending 26 June 2021.

Registered deaths involving COVID-19 increased in the week ending 18 June ow.ly/cmVO50Fnyou

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4% of adults reported hesitancy towards the #COVID19 vaccine between 26 May and 20 June 2021.

This is a slight decrease on the previous period, which reflects a longer-term trend of declining hesitancy ow.ly/pb2i50Fnn2o Hesitancy towards the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine has dec
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2 Jul
68% of adults always or often socially distanced this week. This has fallen since lockdown restrictions began to lift (85% from 14 to 18 April).

73% avoided physical contact outside the home, similar to last week but down since mid April (86%) ow.ly/EjOc50FnmFz Measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 Social distancing
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An estimated 962,000 people experienced self-reported long COVID in the 4 weeks to 6 June (where symptoms persisted more than 4 weeks after the first suspected infection) ow.ly/w3E550FmuFw 962,000 people in the UK reported long COVID symptoms 10 May
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1 Jul
New Schools Infection Survey data show in May 2021, the #COVID19 infection rate was

▪️ 0.65% in primary school pupils
▪️ 0.05% in secondary school pupils.

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GDP fell 1.6% in Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2021, revised down slightly from a 1.5% fall in the previous estimate ow.ly/XhKA50Flvlu Bar chart showing the move to remote learning for the majori
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The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 18 June 2021 (Week 24) was 9,459. This was

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▪️ 42 higher than the five-year average for Week 24

➡️ ow.ly/zh4k50FkF36 Chart title: The number of deaths registered was above the f
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