This is the first overall drop in cases since 5 September, according to the Office for National Statistics figures
A contrast here, as cases increased for the second week in a row - from around one in 35 people having the virus to one in 30.With universal testing no longer available, the ONS Infection Survey is the most reliable measure of COVID in the community.Official figures also show that COVID hospital admissions have decreased - to 7.78 per 100,000 people in the week to 30 October from 9.82 the previous week.
Infection rates are highest in the over-70s, with 3.8% of that group likely to have had COVID during the week ending 24 October.Regions of England Geographically, there were decreases in northern English regions and the Midlands, but uncertain trends in London, the South East, South West and the East Midlands.
NHS leaders and scientists have continued to warn of the dangers of high levels of COVID alongside flu and RSV.Related Topics
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