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12,050 deaths were registered in England and Wales in the week ending 12 November 2021 (Week 45).

This was
 500… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
23 Nov 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote 12,050 deaths were registered in England and Wales in the week ending 12 November 2021 (Week 45). This was ▪ 500… https://t.co/nxZTnLEmsn

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The 2021 Analysis in Government Awards are now open for nominations!

These awards recognise and celebrate excelle… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Retweet of status by @ONSfocus
28 Oct 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote The 2021 Analysis in Government Awards are now open for nominations!📢 These awards recognise and celebrate excelle… https://t.co/m32ZMHyOdA
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How safe do people feel when walking alone?

To what extent do previous negative experiences affect how safe peop… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Retweet of status by @NickStripe_ONS
24 Aug 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote 🧵 How safe do people feel when walking alone? To what extent do previous negative experiences affect how safe peop… https://t.co/MnZ9ibsa6k
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Adjusting for age, selected causes of death were higher for some groups

cancer in the White ethnic group compar… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
26 Jul 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote Adjusting for age, selected causes of death were higher for some groups ▪️ cancer in the White ethnic group compar… https://t.co/r7Nr25SvM3
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Our #COVID19 Infection Survey allows you to decide how you’d like to be involved:

️Weekly to monthly visits for… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Retweet of status by @ONSfocus
20 Jul 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote Our #COVID19 Infection Survey allows you to decide how you’d like to be involved: 🗓️Weekly to monthly visits for… https://t.co/C6xmqVirL3
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The most common self-reported symptoms of long COVID were

fatigue
shortness of breath
muscle ache
dif… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
01 Jul 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote The most common self-reported symptoms of long COVID were ▪️ fatigue ▪️ shortness of breath ▪️ muscle ache ▪️ dif… https://t.co/22dpwkaWR4
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This week (16 to 20 June) we asked adults when they felt life would return to normal:

21% said it would take 6… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
25 Jun 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote This week (16 to 20 June) we asked adults when they felt life would return to normal: ▪️ 21% said it would take 6… https://t.co/m5jq9qzWz5
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Refusal reasons among those with negative vaccine sentiment included:

1 in 3 women selected fertility
Clini… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
09 Jun 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote Refusal reasons among those with negative vaccine sentiment included: ▪️ 1 in 3 women selected fertility ▪️ Clini… https://t.co/Wr6PcxUw6W
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The most prevalent self-reported symptoms of long COVID were

fatigue
shortness of breath
muscle ache
twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
04 Jun 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote The most prevalent self-reported symptoms of long COVID were ▪️ fatigue ▪️ shortness of breath ▪️ muscle ache ▪️… https://t.co/oqWFsrdSm7
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Prevalence rates of self-reported long COVID were highest in those

with another health condition or disability… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
04 Jun 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote Prevalence rates of self-reported long COVID were highest in those ▪️ with another health condition or disability… https://t.co/RgE8GnQphp
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Other findings show:

Nearly 7 in 10 (69%) adults reported to have received at least one dose of the #COVID19 va… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
14 May 21 copy & paste +upvote -downvote Other findings show: ▪️ Nearly 7 in 10 (69%) adults reported to have received at least one dose of the #COVID19 va… https://t.co/MUR9w9ik1L

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14 Jan 13 copy & paste +upvote -downvote astaghfirullah peng.krim guaaaaaaaa..............a *salto sambil solat* 🙈🙈🙊
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