Prof Angela McLean, Deputy Chief Scientific Advisor, speaks at daily coronavirus press briefing in Downing Street

The video tutorial discusses the trends in COVID-19 testing and hospital data in the UK. It highlights the increase in testing since April and the different sources of tests, such as the NHS and private institutions. The tutorial also examines hospital inflow data, showing a peak in early April, and discusses the trends in hospital occupancy, noting regional differences, particularly in London.

What was a significant change in COVID-19 testing in the UK during April?

• An increase in the number of tests and changes in eligibility

• A shift to only private companies conducting tests

• A halt in testing by universities and research institutes

• A decrease in the number of tests available

Who were primarily tested by the NHS according to the data?

• Private company employees

• NHS staff and patients

• General public

• University students

What trend was observed in the number of new COVID-19 inpatients in England from March 20th to April 2nd?

• A gradual increase with no peak

• A steady decline

• A rapid increase followed by a peak

• No significant change

Why is the data on new inpatients considered more reliable?

• It includes all COVID-19 cases

• It excludes NHS staff

• It focuses on a consistent group of people

• It is updated weekly

How did the COVID-19 hospitalization trend in London compare to other regions?

• It peaked later and declined slower

• It peaked earlier and declined faster

• It showed no peak

• It remained constant