 The COVID-19 Infection Survey is changing. What does this mean for how the UK monitors the virus? The Office for National Statistics (ONS) COVID-19 Infection Survey was launched in April 2020 to provide valuable, timely estimates on how many people were infected with COVID-19. These data helped the governments of UK countries make decisions on how to respond to the evolving pandemic and provided information to the public. The survey is changing during 2022. What do these changes mean and how will the survey continue to be valuable? Here, Sarah Crofts explains more. Vital ONS data on COVID-19 Details of all of the statistics and analysis the ONS is producing on the prevalence and impact of COVID-19 and the UK's vaccine rollout can be found at ONS.gov.uk/coronavirus Please note the ONS is still publishing market sensitive releases at 07:00. Other statistics are being released at 09:30 as usual. Follow our latest news and get an insight into the work behind the numbers by following @ONSfocus on Twitter. To arrange broadcast or print interviews, please contact Media Relations on 0203 684 5070 or email Media.Relations@ons.gov.uk | 
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