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9 Jul

#COVID19 infection rates increased across all four UK nations in the week ending 3 July 2021 ow.ly/okfP50Fssgf

#COVID19 infection rates increased across all English regions in the week ending 3 July 2021, with the highest numbers in the

▪️ North East
▪️ North West

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Infection rates increased across all age groups.

Infection rates were highest among those in school Year 12 to age 24 and lowest in those aged 70 or older ow.ly/eFwf50Fssl5

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@ONS

9 Jul

This week, we asked how people felt others complied with measures to prevent #COVID19 spreading.

87% thought it was important to socially distance from those not in their household or bubble. However,  only 23% felt other people often/always did so ow.ly/WuzQ50FsmnC

91% of adults thought it was important to wear a face-covering while shopping.

Meanwhile,  87% said that they had seen either everyone, or almost everyone, doing so while out shopping ow.ly/pZNv50FsmsC

Self-reported compliance with most measures to prevent #COVID19 spreading remained high this week:

▪️ face coverings when outside (96%)
▪️ social distancing outside the household/bubble (66%)
▪ handwashing when returning home from public places (84%)

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6 Jul

New analysis shows there were more UK deaths than births in 2020 - the first time since 1976 and the second time since the start of the 20th century.

The difference between the number of live births and the number of deaths is known as “natural change” ow.ly/Iux050Fpzd6

Negative natural change occurs when there are more deaths than births, but this might not mean the total size of the population has decreased.

Migration can still lead to overall population growth by more people moving into an area than leaving it ow.ly/19F550Fpzgs

There were more deaths than births since 2015 in Scotland, and since 2016 in Wales.

In England and Northern Ireland, there were more births than deaths up to and including 2020, although differences between births and deaths have been decreasing ow.ly/WFJj50Fpzik

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@ONS

6 Jul

There were 607,922 deaths registered in England and Wales in 2020 according to new annual mortality data.

This is an increase of 77,081 deaths compared with 2019 ow.ly/aLfp50FpyHj

For the first time since 1981, there were more male deaths (308,069) registered than female deaths (299,853) ow.ly/ZOeI50FpyPO

Adjusting for age, the highest mortality rates for men and women in England were in the North East for the second consecutive year.

The South West was the region with the lowest ow.ly/zo2D50FpyS5

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@ONS

6 Jul

Provisionally, 8,690 deaths were registered in England and Wales in the week ending 25 June 2021 (Week 25). This was

▪ 769 fewer than Week 24
▪️ 714 fewer than the five-year average for Week 25

➡️ ow.ly/YuuG50FpydX

1.1% of all deaths registered in Week 25 mentioned #COVID19 on the death certificate (99 out of 8,690 deaths).

This was 3 fewer than the previous week ow.ly/1K2650Fpyhe

97,136 deaths registered involving #COVID19 to date (2020 and up to Week 25 2021) occurred in hospitals. The remainder mainly occurred in

▪️ care homes (32,238)
▪️ private homes (8,060)
▪️ hospices (2,093)

➡️ ow.ly/eG5T50FpykD

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2 Jul

#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

#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

#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

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