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The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 16 April 2021 (Week 16) was 10,438. This was 1,340 more than Week 14

In July 2020, 46% of people surveyed by Natural England said they spent more time outside than usual during the #COVID19 pandemicOur article covers Use of and access to local

The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 23 October 2020 (Week 43) was 10,739.This was 205 more than Week 42 980 more

In September 2020, there were 39,827 deaths registered in England, 2,568 deaths more than the five-year average (2015 to 2019.)In Wales, there were 2,610 deaths registered, 135 deaths more than

The provisional number of deaths registered in England and Wales in the week ending 9 October 2020 (Week 41) was 9,954.This was 9 more than Week 40 143 more

Since the start of the #coronavirus pandemic, deaths in private home have remained mostly above the five-year average.We’ve published further analysis on deaths in private homes in England and Wales

Using more detailed ethnic group categories and measures of pre-existing health conditions from hospital data we’ve built on previous analyses of ethnic disparities in deaths involving #COVID19 http://ow.ly/bWAJ50BU8EQ Considering d

We’ve published analysis of deaths due to #COVID19 compared with deaths caused by influenza (flu) and pneumonia in England and Wales http://ow.ly/313i50BMT73 There were 48,168 death occurrences due to #COVID19

Analysis of our #COVID19 infection survey shows that between 23 July and 10 September, #COVID19 infection rates increased primarily in the least deprived areas within each region http://ow.ly/boPi50BCMHs Rates of

From the number of infections to changes in daily routine, statistics tell us a lot about the ongoing impact of the #COVID19 pandemic.We’ve published 10 key charts on how the

Building on previous analysis that looked at rates of death involving #COVID19 by occupation, we’ve published analysis to help understand the impact of lockdown on these rates http://ow.ly/q87M50BxCcY Of the

We’ve published analysis of #COVID19 deaths of disabled people (2 March to 14 July 2020).We define disabled people as those who reported in Census 2011 their daily activities were limited