Simple read here breaking down COVID stats in the UK. Demographically, it's kind of similar to a mini USA with mix between mega diverse cities and rural countryside. I don't have a lot of time to comment or analyze but thought some of you would like to see (Keegan99 especially). This data supports a lot of the theories discussed on the forum.

Put in 'Hounslow' if you want a sample council to put in the search. I was checking since it was identified as a 'hotspot' this week. 18 cases per 100k vs 7 national average.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274

Lots of data in the link, thanks for sharing. Interesting R number discussion. Also interesting to see they changed how Covid deaths were counted, and the three ways you could try to assess the deaths.