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Provisional weekly registrations of deaths in England and Wales for the week ending 7 August 2026, presenting counts used to monitor mortality trends and short‑term changes in public health and healthcare demand.
Lab-confirmed measles case data, presented by age group, region and upper-tier local authority from 1 January 2026 onwards, enabling local and national surveillance of measles incidence and outbreak response.
NHS England publishes annual data for 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025 covering fetal anomaly screening, infectious disease screening in pregnancy, and sickle cell and thalassaemia screening across antenatal services.
Northern Ireland statistics on patients prescribed Sodium Valproate or Topiramate to June 2026, including breakdowns for females of childbearing age, supporting monitoring of teratogenic risk and prescribing safety policies.
Weekly surveillance compares actual versus expected all‑cause deaths in England across 2026–27, reporting weekly excesses or deficits to monitor mortality trends and detect unusual increases in deaths over normal baselines.
Air quality monitoring reports for survivors and residents around Grenfell Tower, providing environmental measurements and analysis intended to assess potential ongoing risks following the fire.
Weekly UK laboratory reports on notifiable causative agents for 2026 have been published, providing case counts for specified bacteria and viruses to support surveillance and public-health responses (see detailed notes in release).
Summarises the annual work of the Expert Committee on Pesticide Residues in Food, outlining its monitoring, advice and assessments of pesticide residues in the food supply.
Presents KH03 quarterly data on NHS organisations’ bed numbers and occupancy for Q1 2026/27, covering overnight and day-only beds to inform capacity and operational planning.
Weekly syndromic bulletin presents daily counts of emergency department attendances in England for 2026, showing trends in ED demand to support situational awareness and early warning of health system strain.
Weekly syndromic surveillance summaries from the UKHSA for 2026 highlight trends in attendances at GP services, emergency departments and NHS 111 calls to signal shifts in community health and healthcare demand.
Data to July 2026 on key performance indicators for the UK Clinical Research Delivery programme, bringing together metrics intended to assess delivery of globally competitive clinical research across the UK.
Releases the number of deaths registered in England and Wales in July 2026, with breakdowns by usual residence including region, county, health authority, local/unitary authority and London borough.
UK Health Security Agency publishes its latest list of global disease events under monitoring in 2026, summarising outbreaks and threats being tracked internationally and providing situational awareness for domestic health preparedness.
The UK Health Security Agency publishes weekly GP out‑of‑hours syndromic surveillance bulletins for 2026, reporting numbers of people contacting GPs outside normal surgery hours to monitor illness activity.
Weekly syndromic bulletin summarises numbers of people in England contacting NHS 111 for health advice in 2026, tracking call volumes and trends used for early detection of community health pressures.
Lists reported outbreaks and incidents of Listeria monocytogenes in England and Wales, providing case and incident notices for public health monitoring and response relating to foodborne listeriosis.
Weekly syndromic bulletin reports counts of patients attending GP surgeries during in‑hours in England for 2026, monitoring consultation volumes and trends that inform primary care demand and surveillance.
The UKHSA’s national ambulance syndromic surveillance weekly bulletins for 2026 report daily volumes of ambulance calls, intended to track demand patterns and signal increases in serious illness or public health incidents.
Statistics are published on active disease surveillance for transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs), including the Compulsory Scrapie Flock Scheme, covering monitoring and surveillance data for affected animals.
Tables of deaths registered in Northern Ireland up to and including the week ending 14 August 2026, showing weekly registered deaths for 2026.
Provides quarterly Northern Ireland figures to June 2026 on direct payments administered by health and social care trusts, including counts of recipients and total amounts paid.