Since April 2021, the R number only referred to England rather than the UK as a whole, and since April 2022, it has been updated fortnightly instead of every week.
After almost three years, the UK Health Security Agency will stop publishing COVID modelling data next month.
COVID's reproductive rate, which referred to the number of people an infected person will pass the disease on to, debuted back in May 2020 and was published weekly during the peak of the pandemic. Since April 2021, the R number only referred to England rather than the UK as a whole - and since April 2022, it has been updated fortnightly instead of every week.
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