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Q: To what extent can we compare the data between different countries? @Ashley_J_Kirk  says: There’s no easy answer to this, but we definitely do need to take care when comparing different countries. There are lots of reasons for this, but I’m going to outline three #COVID ー19

Why we need to take care when comparing different countries: 🔴 Each country has a different demographic profile 🔴 Different countries are testing their populations at different rates 🔴 Definitions of a 'coronavirus death' can differ across countries #Coronavirus  #COVID19 

The data that we have is the best we’ve got. So yes, we can compare them - but we have to be aware of the caveats. Track the data here:

The chief executive of Twitter and payments Square plans to transfer $1bn in shares to a new company which will initially fund coronavirus aid efforts

🔴 A lorry driver has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 39 people who were found dead in the back of a refrigerated truck

Local authorities have called for roadblocks to prevent people flooding to the West Country over the Bank Holiday

🔴 LIVE: Rishi Sunak gives daily coronavirus update as Boris Johnson remains in intensive care with #Covid19 . Watch on The Telegraph's YouTube channel ⬇️

"If this really was a return to the Great Depression of the 1930s, stock markets would have suffered a much bigger reaction" | writes @JeremyWarnerUK