Coronavirus: R rate drops between 1 and 1.1 across the UK

According to official figures, UK coronavirus reproductions have declined slightly to a maximum of 1.1.

Current estimates of the UK’s coronavirus R rate have changed from the previous estimate of 1.1 to 1.2 to between 1 and 1.1.

On average, every 10 people are infected with 10 to 11 people, according to official Sage data.

Covid infection rates began to level off in England and Scotland, and declined in Wales and Northern Ireland, according to another data released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The number of new infections declined in the northwest and midland during the week leading up to November 14, but increased slightly in London and the southeast.

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A study testing the symptoms of the UK population found that the highest Covid-19 positive rates were in the northwest, Yorkshire, and Hamburg.

An estimated 664,700 people are currently infected with the virus in the UK, according to ONS data. This is 1 in 80 people.

Fresh data suggests that the UK is beginning to feel the effects of the blockade across delegated countries and is welcoming expectations for relaxation of restrictions during Christmas.

Test and trace

The figures give the best estimates of about 38,900 new infections daily in the United Kingdom during the week leading up to November 14.

However, according to official UK Public Health Service statistics last updated yesterday, there were slightly over an average of 21,000 new cases daily in the UK over the same period, and the NHS follow-up system still accounts for about one-third of positive cases. I haven’t been able to identify it.

Announced numbers Yesterday, it was shown that only 60.5% of people exposed to the virus during the week leading up to November 11th were reached by the NHS Track and Trace app.

This figure means that the government app was unable to reach 123,000 positive coronavirus cases, approaching the record low of 59.6% seen at the end of last month.

Delivered as an official Public Health England slide Leak on Sky News Government officials leading the UK contact tracing scheme have shown that they believe they need to “reset” their relationship with the local council.

Analysis by City AM As confidence in the NHS app continues to plummet, it has become clear that nearly two-thirds of London borough deviates from the national contact tracing scheme.

Redbridge, Hammersmith and Fulham joined the list of 21 of London’s 32 autonomous regions yesterday that robbed the country’s system in support of a local approach to combating the virus.

That’s because the government is facing increasing pressure to dismiss the Test and Trace Chief. Baroness Dido Harding, After the program failed to stop the second wave of infections across the country.

Health officials have reiterated that the success of testing, tracking and tracking systems is important to the government’s strategy to lift the blockade.

‘This is the season

The prime minister has repeatedly promised England to return to a “regional phased approach” after a month-long blockade, saying restrictions could be tightened in the lower layers to curb the rise in infections. I warned.

But the UK’s top scientific adviser I threw cold water earlier this week Hoping to return to the Tier 1 limit, which continues to allow mixed households.

Dr. Susan Hopkins, Chief Medical Advisor of the NHS Test and Trace, said:

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Hopkins added that England could face an additional five-day limit for each day the blockade is lifted on Christmas.

Comments aroused speculation that Britain could enter a third national blockade after the holiday season. “Then I think we all have to be very responsible for the release and socialization after the Christmas period, and we’ll reduce those contacts again.”