Average of 148,000 people in England had coronavirus between April 27 and May 10

The video discusses a survey conducted to track coronavirus infection rates in England. It involves testing 20,000 people weekly and monthly to monitor changes in infection rates. Initial results show 0.27% of the population infected, with higher rates in healthcare and social care roles. The survey aims to expand to 300,000 people, providing detailed statistics by region and job type. Testing is conducted at home, with swab and blood tests administered by professionals. The data will help inform government policy on work and safety measures.

What differences were found in infection rates between healthcare workers and the general population?

What future plans are mentioned regarding the number of people being tested and the detail of statistics published?