COVID infection & vaccination rates in the UK today

This page updates every day, based on public data and reports from millions of users of the ZOE COVID Study app: the largest community monitoring of COVID in the world.

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Vaccinations in the UK

This map shows the percentage of people in each region who have received at least two COVID vaccinations, sourced from official government data. Darker colours indicate higher vaccination rates than light colours. Click on a region for a breakdown of 1st & 2nd vaccine dose rates.

Percentage of people with at least two COVID vaccination doses.

Not enough data

0 - 66.7%

66.7% - 68.7%

68.7% - 71.2%

71.2% - 73.9%

73.9%+

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people are currently predicted to have symptomatic COVID in the UK

*Aged 20-69

Estimated cases per million

Not enough data

0 - 50,000 cases pm

50,000 - 70,000 cases pm

70,000 - 90,000 cases pm

90,000 - 110,000 cases pm

110,000 + cases pm

Updated

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UPDATE 14/6/2022: Please note, the map of COVID prevalence in the UK is currently being computed on 20% of user reports due to an app update, so some areas have too small a sample size to offer accurate COVID estimates. This is a temporary measure and reports will be back to normal within the next few weeks.

Daily new cases of COVID (from your reports)

Wales & Scotland have wider confidence intervals 
since they are not currently enhancing app data by inviting app users for testing

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Too few participants in Northern Ireland to generate a good estimate. Wales & Scotland have wider confidence interval since they are not currently enhancing app data by inviting app users for testing. These figures exclude care homes as there is not enough data from the app to estimate this population.

This analysis requires swab testing, which was kindly provided by the English Department of Health and Social Care.

Figures updated daily at 3pm and are based on PCR and LFT test data as of two days ago.
Incidence rates are now being calculated with a two day lag to help us track the Omicron outbreak

More detail on the analysis