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Coronavirus deaths in England increases to 4,897 with most in London

The total UK figures will be released later today

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2020-04-06 14:29
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The number of people who have died from coronavirus in the England has increased by 403 to 4,897.

The UK figure will be available later.

The NHS said the patients were aged between 35 and 106 years old. 15 of the 403 patients (aged between 52 and 94 years old) had no known underlying health condition.

It gave these stats for the death toll

  • East of England 44
  • London 129
  • Midlands 75
  • North East & Yorkshire 67
  • North West 43
  • South East 18
  • South West 27
  • Total 403

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A mass antibody test is at least a month away, a leading Government scientific adviser has said.

Professor Sir John Bell, from Oxford University, who advises the Government on life sciences, said the search was on for an antibody test that would prove effective, but those tested so far had failed.

Oxford is involved in scrutinising antibody tests that can tell people whether they have had the virus and can get back to normal life – one of the key routes out of the UK’s current lockdown.

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In a blog on the university website under the header “What next?”, Prof Bell said: “We will of course continue to look for a test that meets the criteria of an acceptable test.”

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