Slight LFD pick up in London, so my post NYE peak might still be a valid hypothesis (bank holiday, so I don't think it was back to school testing, although we should start to see that tomorrow anyway) but not by a large amount, not like after the last two times, so I'm still hopeful I might be wrong (and London has properly peaked)
The 145 growth in patients in hospital in London is also high, bank holiday still of course so may be delayed discharge, so might have to look to see if the admissions go up (it's weird that admissions are delayed more than number in hospital, you get teased with the data)
And also this growth in hospital wasn't reflected across England, a much more reasonable number there, so still very mixed picture on admissions. No mechanical ventilation required increase still - does anyone know what other routes to death there are - ie is just looking at ventilation potentially wrong, and there are other ways people can progress to death, obviously there have always been individuals who aren't ventilated as it's not warranted for them, but are there others who never needed ventilation, but were killed by something other than lack of oxygen?