Final thread, here we go!
About 18.33% of people tested in England were positive between 24/3 and 30/3. This is a decrease of 0.46% from 17/3 to 23/3.
About 423k people were tested every day on average.
3. I'm going away next Thursday to visit family. This is the main reason threads ended this week instead of next week.
Thanks to all of you for visiting and supporting this account. I won't be deactivating it but I'll be logged out after tomorrow.
Final thread, here we go!
About 18.33% of people tested in England were positive between 24/3 and 30/3. This is a decrease of 0.46% from 17/3 to 23/3.
About 423k people were tested every day on average.
It's a bit of a shame that I couldn't end on a full thread. There are three key reasons why I'm ending these threads this week.
1. T&T reports becoming bi-weekly from 14/4 onwards.
2. My personal commitments (I'll be quite busy with university work over the next few weeks.)
About 18.79% of people tested in England were positive between 17/3 to 23/3. This is an increase of 2.32% from 10/3 to 16/3.
About 447k people were tested every day on average.
After a long delay, I'm back!
About 16.47% of people tested in England were positive between 10/3 and 16/3. This is an increase of 4.76% from 3/3 to 9/3.
About 438k people were tested every day on average.
About 11.71% of people tested in England were positive between 3/3 and 9/3. This is an increase of 4.20% from 24/2 to 2/3.
About 394k people were tested every day on average.
About 7.51% of people tested in England were positive between 24/2 and 2/3. This is a decrease of 0.35% from 10/2 to 16/2.
About 393k people were tested every day on average.