COVID-19: The data behind UK infections

Sky News' Ed Conway takes a closer look at the data about UK coronavirus infections and the prospect of loosening lockdown.

[peprony]

the way this man talks he could sell me anything

[DoubleOSeven]

He makes it look so easy. Presenting is incredibly difficult to master. Takes lots of practice.

[slayer]

Reading some of these comments I have come to the conclusion that the flat earth society is alive and well.

[thewombatface]

This is exactly how indepth warzone loadout youtubers go

[Thomas-evgm]

I'm honestly shocked to see a new source make competence use of graphs

[chelseabill]

I wouldn’t be worries about the cases rising in the young. It mainly because they test everyone 3 times a week. Hence why test carried out double when schools went back. They should show the percentages of positive test, not just cases

[BurnerBagel]

as someone in the rapidly declining 12 to 24 catagory, can i go to university yet?

[Notoriousd]

How are people do negative in the face of good news and data. Like come on, cheer up

[DrSprigs]

funny they don't show the death rate.

[julianneira]

Absolutely the best analysis of the latest data from any news outlet. Well done.

[besinnliches]

Quite refreshing to see some proper data analysis presented to the public!

[ap]

The suns out. People ain't listening no more Sky

[rasputinsworld]

Cases are dropping because it's seasonal

[henderson]

I love how on most media platforms they haven’t mentioned that tests increased 2 fold a couple of weeks back. Obviously the amount of cases is going seem like it’s slowing down or rising again

[TheMightyBlb]

Really like these videos, well made and informative. Shame about the cesspit comment section though...

[tomkeir]

bet he got a good sleep last night! really informative and to the point which we can't say we've had a lot since the pandemic started

[SimDeck]

I think I'm going to follow the advice of the worlds leading virologists and not what some no mark on YouTube and Facebook say in the comments section.

[いちごくん-ld]

It's important to remember though that although the UK is looking quite promising at the moment, we won't be truly safe till the whole world, or at least the EU has got enough vaccinnes - by far our largest trading partner and geographic neighbour. Once the population here have had their jabs, it only makes sense to help people on the continent. The vaccinne production has been far too slow.

[GRY]

Amazing how they get such accurate figures, just amazing.

[kc]

Is an antibody test done prior to vaccination? If no, why not?
That is your control for proving efficacy, without it, your correlations are completely baseless???