Coronavirus: Data shows cases in England falling

Coronavirus: Data shows cases in England falling Two reports charting coronavirus cases in England show the number of people in the community with the disease is falling. 

The Office for National Statistics estimates one in 3,900 people have Covid - 0.03% of the population, down from one in 2,200 the previous week.

And data from Public Health England shows confirmed cases fell by 25% in the week to 5 July. BBC News

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• Asymptomatic testing extended to thousands of workers in England The Guardian
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• NHS investigation launched after bag of Covid-19 test samples found on road The Independent