Two things stand out to me from this chart:
1. The SW is accelerating much faster than anywhere else
2. London rates are almost half those everywhere else.
1. could be driven by the testing scandal but I have no idea what is driving the lower rates in London! and... 1/2
1. The SW is accelerating much faster than anywhere else
2. London rates are almost half those everywhere else.
1. could be driven by the testing scandal but I have no idea what is driving the lower rates in London! and... 1/2
... it's not just testing behaviours!
Positivity rates in SW are also climbing steeply (*before the scandal came out late last week).
Meanwhile positivity rates in London are *also* lower than everywhere else, so it's not just lack of testing 2/2
Positivity rates in SW are also climbing steeply (*before the scandal came out late last week).
Meanwhile positivity rates in London are *also* lower than everywhere else, so it's not just lack of testing 2/2
PS the lower rates in London are seen across the whole age range.
I should have said England on top, London on bottom
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