This page brings together various datasets into interactive graphs.
We’re continually updating the data and adding new graphs as we work to build the UK’s most comprehensive data dashboard on the impact of Covid-19 and the response to it.
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Contents
Covid-19
- UK Covid-19 deaths, and England and Wales hospital admissions, 2020-present
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, England, 2017-present
- NHS daily beds open, England, 2017-present
- Independent sector daily bed occupancy, England, 2020-present
- Mechanical ventilation beds occupied by Covid-19 versus non-Covid-19 patients, England, 2020-present
- Daily hospital admissions by age, England.
- Daily potential Covid-19 telephone triages and completed online assessments NHS pathways, England.
- Prevalence of depression symptoms before and during pandemic, Britain.
Deaths
- Weekly deaths by year
- UK annual flu and pneumonia deaths, 1901-2020, compared to Covid-19 deaths
- UK causes of death, 2001-2018, compared to Covid-19 deaths
- Weekly deaths within 28 days of a positive test for Covid-19, and deaths with Covid-19 on the death certificate, 2020-present
- UK Covid-19 deaths by age group
Tests & vaccines
Regional Data
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, East of England, 2017-present
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, London, 2017-present
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, Midlands, 2017-present
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, North East and Yorkshire, 2017-present
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, North West, 2017-present
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, South East, 2017-present
- NHS daily bed occupancy, general and acute, South West, 2017-present
- ICU/HDU admission rates per 100,000 population for COVID-19 by region, England.
Economy
Economy Data
Click on different items in the legend to turn them on or off on the graph, and hover over points in the graphs to see the figures.
The code and data used in this page are open source and available for anyone to use. They can be found here.
UK monthly GDP index, 2017-present
To put the numbers in perspective, annual GDP for the UK in 2019 was approximately £2.17 trillion, or £180 billion per month. This means that monthly GDP in the UK was on the order of ~£45 billion lower for April 2020 than it was for April 2019.
Source: ONS monthly GDP estimates.
UK weekly Universal Credit claims and JSA claimants, 2020
There may be a delay before the full effect of Covid-19 restrictions on unemployment manifests, particularly because of stimulus packages such as the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. On the other hand, the number of new Universal Credit claims in the UK had a large spike during the height of the first lockdown, peaking at approximately 550k per week in late March. The total number of people claiming Job Seeker’s allowance (JSA) also rose sharply in May.
Source: Stat-Xplore.
Government spending on Covid-19 economic stimulus packages, compared to NHS spending, 2018-19
Quantities on the vertical axis are measured in billions of pounds. CJRS stands for Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. SEIS stands for Self-Employed Income Support.
The orange line is the total value of loans approved by the government on the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS), the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CLBILS), the Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS), the Future Fund and the deferral of VAT payments scheme.
Sources: ONS Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and Self-Employed Income Support statistics , ONS business loan scheme statistics, and House of Commons Library – NHS funding and expenditure.
UK Claimant count, 2008-present
The Claimant count is a statistic that seeks to measure the number of people claiming benefits principally for the reason of being unemployed. Currently this is the number of Jobseeker’s Allowance claimants, plus the number of Universal Credit claimants who are counted as searching for work.
Source: ONS employment in the UK.