Daily coronavirus infections in the UK fell for the eighth day in a row today while deaths and hospital admissions also seen a downturn.
There were 33,117 new Covid cases across the country in the last 24 hours, the Department of Health said, marking a small 2 per cent fall on last week. Infections have dropped week-on-week on all but one day since October 24.
Another 262 Covid deaths were also registered, a 11 per cent decrease compared to the
Britain’s Covid booster vaccine drive is going quick enough to keep winter cases under control, experts claimed today despite a flurry of demands to accelerate the rollout.
Labour has again urged the Government to ‘turbo charge’ the NHS programme to 500,000 doses a day — nearly double the current average rate — to avoid hospitals becoming overrun this winter.
And Health Secretary Sajid Javid — who has already warned Christmas curbs may be on the cards if uptake does not
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
Britain’s Covid crisis is continuing to shrink, according to today’s official data which showed daily cases have fallen week-on-week for the sixth day in a row.
Department of Health bosses posted 43,467 new coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours, down 12 per cent on the 49,298 recorded last Friday.
Deaths also remained relatively flat, rising just 3.3 per cent to 186 today. Some 180 people died with the virus last Friday. And the amount of people hospitalised with Covid
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
Sajid Javid today left the door wide open for the Government to revert to its Covid winter ‘Plan B’ amid growing fears about the situation heading into winter.
Addressing the nation in Downing Street’s first coronavirus press conference in a month, the Health Secretary only said the Government won’t reintroduce face masks and WFH guidance ‘at this point’.
He warned cases could ‘yet go as high as 100,000 a day’, and urged Britons to come forward for their booster doses
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
Britain’s daily Covid cases rose again today and England’s outbreak is now the biggest it’s been since January, according to official figures that add to fears of a difficult winter ahead.
Department of Health bosses posted 44,932 infections, a spike of eight per cent on last Friday. It was the tenth day in a row cases increased week-on-week.
Meanwhile, the number of people being admitted to hospital with the virus also rose, with 827 Covid patients seen on Monday, the
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