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Thursday, June 30th, 2022, 5:39 pm

COVID-19 in England: Cases Up 35.1% This Past Week (Deaths Up 30.1%, Hospitalisations Up 33.4%)

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UK-wide COVID-19 patients in hospital:

23-06-2022 8,220
22-06-2022 7,970
21-06-2022 7,681
20-06-2022 7,392
19-06-2022 7,024
18-06-2022 6,724
17-06-2022 6,532
16-06-2022 6,453
15-06-2022 6,267
14-06-2022 6,089
13-06-2022 5,976
12-06-2022 5,704
11-06-2022 5,526
10-06-2022 5,522
09-06-2022 5,323
08-06-2022 5,302
07-06-2022 5,315
06-06-2022 5,289
05-06-2022 5,100
04-06-2022 4,946
03-06-2022 4,990
02-06-2022 4,970
01-06-2022 4,943

The England-only data sheet goes further to present, looking far worse. We showed it the other day.

Here is the weekly excess mortality report published a few hours ago.

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