COVID Data Thread

[True_Blue69]

If anyone tells you you're overdoing things on this thread just tell them to fuck off. You'd have my support and I suspect most visitors to this thread.

Totally agree, post as much data as you wish @Healdplace out of order the people complaining.

 

[Ric]

Thank you. That was my reason for doing it throughout as I had the time to do it that most do not. Nothing more.

If the mods let this thread stay here I will use it. But I do not want to do so unless they are happy.

More than happy HP! I know a lot of people, myself included, find the data you post very useful.

 

[Healdplace]

293 deaths - 255 in England v 263 and 208 last week

The posts earlier explain why this is high.

 

[Healdplace]

Cases 33, 865 - down 6208 on yesterday

And down 7089 on last week.

England only 28, 531 - down 3550 on yesterday & 3749 on last week

Lowest England total since 4 October. And lowest in UK since 3 October.

 

[Healdplace]

Let me know if these multiple smaller posts are too many.

Been very busy this evening and having to do them on the fly.

But it will give chance to see if several smaller posts or the one longer one suits you all the best.

Have a feeling the longer ones are too much in one go.

Happy to do what you prefer.

And to compile them all into one post now and delete the individual ones as I was doing in past days when the data came in bits - but only now have more time to do that today.

Whichever you find easier to read I will either leave or do.

 

[Healdplace]

Greater Manchester's day was less good than of late. NW fell both day to day and week to week by around 300 each.

But GM is actually UP on both by small numbers (63 & 78).

Only three boroughs are actually down week to week today - Bury, Rochdale & Stockport - Stockport by the most (41). Manchester up by the most (63).

Wigan with Manchester the only ones over 200. Bury, Oldham and Rochdale all sub 100.

 

[xgorton]

293 deaths - 255 in England v 263 and 208 last week

The posts earlier explain why this is high.

People still mixing in large crowds and not wearing masks in shops and public transport is the problem.

 

[Blue.Roys.Son]

Let me know if these multiple smaller posts are too many.

Been very busy this evening and having to do them on the fly.

But it will give chance to see if several smaller posts or the one longer one suits you all the best.

Have a feeling the longer ones are too much in one go.

Happy to do what you prefer.

And to compile them all into one post now and delete the individual ones as I was doing in past days when the data came in bits - but only now have more time to do that today.

Whichever you find easier to read I will either leave or do.

Thank you for all you have done in the last 18 months HP and yes for me the smaller posts work perfectly.

And for all those that have moaned about the data I have just looked on the BBC main page for today's update and there are no figures on today's data but they have updated that China has ran out of vegetables.

Once again HP has made it easy for me to quickly check the stats and that we appear to still be on the way down with cases.

 

[Healdplace]

People still mixing in large crowds and not wearing masks in shops and public transport is the problem.

It may well be and I will find out tomorrow going on the bus for the first time in 19 months!

But my post actually referred to the data glitch that meant there were no deaths reported from England hospitals yesterday and the decision to just add them on to the days following rather than post a number today as coming from yesterday - meaning each day will be a little higher than it would have been as Gov UK are warning.

Yesterday will officially stay at zero reported when it was probably around 30/35 - mostly added today and tomorrow to up those numbers a little. .

Indeed it actually shows as 13 which will be just the out of hospital deaths probably and will look like a big drop and todays 255 look like a bit of a rise (more than it should do as it always rises on Tuesday due to the lack of registrations on Sundays reducing Monday numbers eaxh week). So the impact is small and probably why Gov UK chose to d it this way.

Just worth knowing if the media refer to the high number today. It is a bit higher than it would have been if yesterdays deaths had already been recorded.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

I’m not sure whether or not this thread includes research data and outcomes but I was listening to the Naked Scientist guy (Chris) this morning who reported on a Japanese Study that showed closing schools didn’t reduce Covid, significantly. Obviously, there’s different contexts in every country but it was interesting the contrast with the assumptions made about U.K. schools during the pandemic. I have attached a link from the Telegraph but I’ve not read the full story.

School closures ‘did not significantly reduce Covid spread’

Research used data from Japan, where each municipality is responsible for the closure of schools in their areas

www.telegraph.co.uk