Sir Patrick Vallance speaking at the government's daily coronavirus press briefing

The video discusses the challenges in interpreting data due to varying recording methods. It highlights a positive trend with a decrease in new cases, leading to fewer hospital admissions and intensive care cases. This trend is also resulting in a reduction in death rates.

What is one reason the speaker finds it difficult to interpret the data?

• The data is not recorded at all.

• The data is recorded in different ways.

• The data is too complex to understand.

• The data is outdated.

What trend is observed in the number of new cases?

• The number of new cases is fluctuating.

• The number of new cases is decreasing.

• The number of new cases is stable.

• The number of new cases is increasing.

How does the decrease in new cases affect hospital admissions?

• It results in fewer hospital admissions.

• It causes hospital admissions to fluctuate.

• It leads to more hospital admissions.

• It has no effect on hospital admissions.

What is the impact of fewer people in intensive care?

• It leads to an increase in deaths.

• It causes more hospitalizations.

• It results in a decrease in deaths.

• It has no impact on deaths.

What overall trend is the speaker beginning to observe?

• Fluctuations in hospitalizations and deaths.

• A decrease in hospitalizations and deaths.

• No change in hospitalizations and deaths.

• An increase in hospitalizations and deaths.