Daily coronavirus cases in the UK have fallen by more than a fifth in a week amid hopes the third wave has peaked before winter.
The Department of Health’s usual update showed there were 34,029 new infections in the past 24 hours, marking a 22 per cent fall on last Friday.
Deaths and hospitalisations for the virus — which are both lagging indicators — crept up by about 3 per cent in a week with 193 victims and 1,072 admissions
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The UK’s daily coronavirus cases have started to fall again after a brief blip yesterday — but hospital admissions and deaths continue to rise.
There were 33,865 new infections across the country in the past 24 hours, according to the Department of Health’s daily update, marking a 17.3 per cent fall on last Tuesday.
Covid cases were slightly inflated last week because of a recording issue in Wales, which means the true week-on-week decline will be less sharp. Daily infections
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Britain’s Covid cases have fallen for the fourth day in a row, official data today revealed as one of the Government’s top scientific advisers claimed rising natural immunity in children is behind the fall.
Department of Health bosses posted another 43,941 new infections, down 10.6 per cent on last Wednesday’s total of 49,139. Daily cases have been shrinking since Sunday after reaching a three-month high last week.
But the number of people dying with Covid has continued to increase, with
Britain’s daily Covid hospitalisations today breached 1,000 for the first time in six weeks but SAGE scientists insisted it was ‘highly unlikely’ that the NHS would be overwhelmed by the virus this winter even without restrictions in advice that justifies No10’s bold decision to reject immediately resorting to ‘Plan B’.
Department of Health bosses also posted another 49,298 infections as cases jumped a tenth in a week, and deaths rose by a quarter to 180.
But Boris Johnson echoed the
Britain’s Covid crisis is continuing to expand with officials recording a seven-month high in deaths today, as data suggests an even more transmissible variant could be taking off.
Department of Health bosses posted 223 laboratory-confirmed fatalities, up 23.2 per cent on last Tuesday’s figure (181). It was the highest victim count since March 9, when 231 people died with the virus.
Deaths are recorded as someone who has passed away within 28 days of a positive coronavirus test and totals
