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              UK Covid reside: R-value falls to 0.8-1; one in 35 Londoners and one in 55 in England had virus final week – ONS | World information

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              8.40am EST08:40

              The R value has fallen to between 0.8-1 across the UK, Sage says

              The reproduction number, or R value, of Covid-19 transmission has fallen and is now estimated to be between 0.8 and 1 across the UK, according to the Government Office for Science and the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage).

              Last week, the value was between 1.2 and 1.3 (if the figure is above 1, it means the outbreak is growing exponentially).

              An R number between 0.8 and 1 means that, on average, every 10 people infected will infect between 8 and 10 other people.

              Updated
              at 8.44am EST







              8.33am EST08:33

              Absence rates for primary school teachers with Covid-19 were six times higher in England than for children in the same settings, an analysis suggests.

              PA media reports:


              Teacher absences due to a confirmed case of coronavirus were up to three times higher in secondary schools than those of pupils, according to research from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) think tank. It is “highly likely” that more teachers had a confirmed case of Covid-19 during the autumn term than the wider adult population, but more government data is needed to confirm this, the report says. Approximately 0.5% to 0.9% of primary teachers in England were absent due to a confirmed Covid-19 case during the autumn term, compared with 0.05% to 0.15% of primary pupils, the analysis finds. About 0.6% to 1% of secondary teachers were absent compared with 0.2% to 0.3% for secondary pupils.







              8.25am EST08:25

              More from the Guardian’s reporter Steven Morris:

              Asked about the UK government proposal to pay £500 to everyone in England who tests positive for Covid-19, the Welsh first minister, Mark Drakeford, said:


              I think it was a kite flown overnight that has come very firmly down to earth this morning with UK ministers denying this was ever a serious proposition. If the UK government were to institute such a scheme we would of course expect to have an equivalent sum of money to allow us to do something here in Wales.

              Welsh Government #StayHome🏠
              (@WelshGovernment)

              Here are the graphs that were shown in today’s press conference 👇 pic.twitter.com/YtE4WwBzRQ


              January 22, 2021







              8.18am EST08:18

              Libby Brooks

              Libby Brooks

              Nicola Sturgeon also addressed the story on the front page of the Daily Record this morning, which reported that painters carried out work last week at her official ­residence Bute House despite the ban on non-essential building work by her own government.

              Sturgeon clarified that she had not stayed at the residence since before the first lockdown, when she decided to minimise her own contacts and exposure of staff by remaining in her private home.

              She said that the work was “essential safety work” to pin part of a ceiling and that no painting was done.


              Just to be very clear, the rules that we living under right now apply to me and government ministers, just as much as they do to everyone else…I know people get really angry if they do get the suggestion that I get special dispensation. I don’t and nor should I have.







              8.10am EST08:10

              Steven Morris

              Steven Morris

              The number of Covid cases is falling across Wales but the Welsh first minister, Mark Drakeford, has said there is still only “marginal headroom at best” to begin lifting lockdown restrictions when they are reviewed next week.

              But he revealed he had asked the chief medical officer, Dr Frank Atherton, if there was “any prospect” of more children returning to school in the week before half term. He has not had the reply yet.

              Drakeford said the seven-day case rate for Wales has dropped to around 270 cases per 100,000 people compared with more than 650 before Christmas. The first minister also said the number of people being admitted to hospital was stabilising.

              He said the Welsh government is on target “to hit our first milestone” of offering vaccination to its first four priority groups by mid-February.”

              Drakeford was challenged about his government’s promise that 70% of over-80s would be vaccinated by Sunday.

              Figures released by Public Health Wales on Friday said 30.2% of those aged over 80 have received their first dose – but advised this was a snapshot and the real figures will be higher.

              The first minister said the government hoped to vaccinate 70% of over-80s by the end of Sunday but suggested the official figures on Monday would not support this because there is a lag in the statistics.







              8.03am EST08:03

              Libby Brooks

              Libby Brooks

              Announcing 1,480 new cases of coronavirus at her daily briefing, Scotland’s first minister Nicola Sturgeon said that there were some grounds for optimism, noting it is “the first day in a long time that test positivity has been under 7%”.

              Asked about UK government plans to give the £500 self-isolation grant to all, reported in the Guardian yesterday, she said she would “welcome it” and that her government is continually looking at what it can do to support people with self-isolation.

              Following the cancellation of Glastonbury for another year yesterday, Sturgeon said that people had to be “realistic and pragmatic” – “it’s going to be a bit longer before big-scale events become possible again”, adding that she can’t say with any certainty if that will be by the summer.

              Coastguard teams are undertaking a relay journey of 140 miles, including two ferry crossings, to transfer Covid test samples from Barra for processing as the outbreak on the island continues, with 47 positive cases and a fourth person airlifted to hospital.

              The transfer will continue every weekend until the outbreak is deemed under control by NHS Western Isles, to ensure completed tests can be processed quickly.

              Rescue teams will carry tests from Barra to the island’s ferry, then another team will transport tests by road to the Berneray ferry terminal, and the final part of the journey is completed by either Harris or Stornoway coastguards as they collect samples from the ferry in Leverburgh and carry out the final road transfer to Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway, for processing.







              7.47am EST07:47

              Condemning the wedding party held in Stamford Hill, Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis has tweeted:


              This is a most shameful desecration of all that we hold dear. At a time when we are all making such great sacrifices, it amounts to a brazen abrogation of the responsibility to protect life & such illegal behaviour is abhorred by the overwhelming majority of the Jewish community.

              Updated
              at 7.48am EST







              7.39am EST07:39

              Wales Health Minister Vaughan Gething talks to media during the Welsh Government COVID-19 briefing.

              Wales Health Minister Vaughan Gething talks to media during the Welsh Government COVID-19 briefing. Photograph: Ben Evans/Huw Evans/REX/Shutterstock

              Public Health Wales said a total of 212,317 first doses of the Covid vaccine had now been administered, a rise of 21,882 on the previous day’s figure.

              PA media reports:


              The agency say 415 second doses were also given, an increase of 19. In total, 30.2% of those aged over 80 have received their first dose of the vaccine, along with 59.9% of care home residents and 69.8% of care home staff. Health minister Vaughan Gething previously said he expected 70% of the over-80s, care home residents and care home staff to have received their first jab by 25 January.







              7.14am EST07:14

              Around 1 in 35 people in London had Covid last week, ONS estimates

              The latest ONS statistics are in. Here are some of the key findings:

              • During the week ending 16 January 2021, London had the highest percentage of people testing positive, with an estimated 2.89% of people in the capital having had Covid-19, equating to around 1 in 35 people.
              • In England, the percentage of people testing positive for Covid-19 remained high but decreased slightly in the week ending 16 January 2021. The ONS estimates that 1,023,700 people within the community population in England had the virus, equating to around 1 in 55 people.
              • In Wales, the percentage of people testing positive levelled off over the week ending 16 January 2021. The ONS estimates that 44,000 people in Wales had the coronavirus, equating to around 1 in 70 people.
              • In Northern Ireland, the percentage of people testing positive increased in the week ending 16 January 2021, while in Scotland the percentage of people testing positive levelled off.

              Read all the findings here.

              Updated
              at 7.20am EST







              6.59am EST06:59

              Phillip Glanville, the mayor of Hackney in north London, has said the Stamford Hill school where Covid regulations were breached with a wedding celebration had previously been used for similar events during the pandemic.

              Police officers broke up a wedding with about 400 guests at Yesodey Hatorah senior girls’ school in Egerton Road at 9.15pm on Thursday night (see earlier post).

              Glanville told BBC News:


              It’s a deeply disturbing incident at a time when in Hackney we have seen the largest number of deaths reported since last April. Unfortunately, similar events have taken place even at this venue before and we need to be really clear how unacceptable it is.

              Updated
              at 8.04am EST







              6.42am EST06:42

              A double-dip recession is “on the cards” after the UK’s private sector saw activity plunge this month due to the latest set of lockdown restrictions, new data indicates.

              PA Media reports:


              The closely watched IHS Markit/CIPS Flash UK Composite PMI report showed a reading of 40.6 so far in January. Anything below 50 is seen as a decline in activity. It is significantly below the expectations of analysts, who predicted a reading of 46.1 for the month. A steep slump in business activity in January puts the locked down UK economy on course to contract sharply in the first quarter of 2021, meaning a double-dip recession is on the cards,” said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.

              Read our business live blog for the latest financial coverage.

              Updated
              at 8.03am EST







              6.30am EST06:30

              New research from the Institute for Employment Studies has found that low-paid workers are more than twice as likely to have lost their jobs over the pandemic.

              The findings, which you can read here in full, said it was likely that around 4m workers have been temporarily laid off or are working fewer hours than usual.

              Updated
              at 8.02am EST







              6.19am EST06:19

              A wedding attended by about 400 people at a north London school has been broken up by police, with the organiser facing a £10,000 fine. Read the Met’s full statement here.

              Priti Patel, the home secretary, yesterday announced a new fine of £800 for people caught at house parties, signalling a tougher stance on blatant Covid guideline breaches.

              Hackney Police (gov.uk/coronavirus)
              (@MPSHackney)

              Organiser of wedding in Stamford Hill to be considered for £10,000 COVID breach fine.

              Officers responded and found around 400 people inside the venue. @MPSSpecials https://t.co/qUi2hjoh27


              January 22, 2021

              Updated
              at 8.02am EST







              6.11am EST06:11

              Covid-linked deaths are being investigated at more than 450 care homes in Scotland.

              PA Media reports:


              The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service’s dedicated Covid-19 Death Investigation Team (CDIT) is probing the circumstances of coronavirus-related deaths in 474 care homes across the country. The CDIT was set up in May after Lord Advocate James Wolffe QC said all confirmed or suspected coronavirus deaths in care homes should be reported to the Crown Office, as well as deaths of people who may have contracted the virus at work. The team had received 3,385 death reports as of Thursday, with a majority of those believed to be linked to people who lived in care homes.

              Updated
              at 8.02am EST







              6.05am EST06:05

              There have been disproportionate rates of premature death from Covid-19 among patients of Asian and black ethnicity, a large cohort study has found.

              The research, published in the journal BMJ Open, is based on nearly 1,800 patients admitted to five acute hospitals within Barts Health NHS trust between January 1 and May 13 2020.

              The study found that patients from minority ethnic backgrounds were younger and less frail, compared with white patients, PA Media reports.

              It also showed that black patients were 1.8 times, and Asian patients 1.54 times, more likely to be admitted to an intensive care unit and need mechanical ventilation.

              The study author, Dr Yize Wan, a clinical lecturer at Queen Mary University of London, said:


              Our study shows the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on black and Asian groups in the first peak. Black and Asian people admitted to Barts Health hospitals with Covid-19 were significantly younger in age, had greater acute disease severity, and higher mortality relative to white patients of the same age and baseline health. As the impact of Covid-19 continues to be seen within our community, the importance of responding to the ethnic disparities unmasked during the Covid-19 pandemic is crucial to prevent entrenching and inflicting them on future generations.

              Experts and politicians have called for high-risk minority ethnic groups to be prioritised for Covid immunisations, alongside a targeted publicity campaign amid growing fears over vaccine scepticism.

              Updated
              at 8.01am EST



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