Delay in today's numbers

[TheReelSlimShady]

Unless I'm being really stupid, it doesn't look like the numbers have been updated for today, it still says 24th March

www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public

Not seen any reasons as to why they are delayed?

It can’t be 414 for the Uk, we are already at 435!

The figure of 20 serious cases is horribly out of date. A report was published on the 'first 196' critical cases and there must be considerably more by now.

www.icnarc.org/About/Latest-News/2020/03/22/Report-On-196-Patients-Critically-Ill-With-Covid-19

1 more must have just died because it now days 29 deaths in U.K.

It’s 414 deaths for England, total. 28 new deaths today.

If it's 28 total then I'm wondering why there was a huge delay in releasing them.

I wonder if the number is lower because less people have been tested?

414 appears to be total England deaths to date, 28 today I think

But there were already 435 deaths prior to England’s numbers.

Well I’m watching bbc news live now and this is the screen? I don’t get it.

Was 435 not the total for the whole of the UK?

That means a total of 41 deaths for the Uk? Less than half of yesterday?

Doesn’t sound right but I hope it is

Oh yes it says England. So 414 are in England the rest in the other countries. So really not that much of a climb in 24 hours.

Really? That has gone down a huge amount... Thank fuck. Please let it keep going down like that.

414 is England, not the Uk. The Uk includes Scotland wales and Northern Ireland as well as England.

435 was UK not england

How many yesterday? This is strange, not that I'm an expert

That could mean today, or all time though - that screenshot doesn't have the time frame on it :(

I may have missed it, but have they released the new test figures?

@Bluntness100 biggets daily increase in Northern Ireland by far.

Over 30% increase for wales. Not sure if there has ever been a jump bigger tHan 150 new cases in wales, but percentage seems high????

But maybe were expecting an even steeper climb for these regions today?

I'm really confused, will the figure they release today be yesterday's deaths as today isn't over

28 rise in England, new England total 414

That would be great if it were going down, but it does strike me as a bit odd given the massive rise yesterday. 🤞

Hmm. Based on previous, ie Italy. Those figures are not accurate

39 today for UK.