Enter your local infection rate (per 100,000 people)

Current infection rates:

England: 537.9, Scotland: 249.4, Wales: 344.4, NI: 449.8 (as of 17th Jan)

The likelihood that at least one person in a group has covid is as follows:

In a group of 2 people: ?% chance

e.g., Meeting up with a friend

In a group of 10 people: ?% chance

e.g., Meeting up with a group of friends

In a group of 30 people: ?% chance

e.g., Playing team sports

In a group of 150 people: ?% chance

e.g., Going to primary school

In a group of 500 people: ?% chance

e.g., Going to the supermarket

In a group of 1000 people: ?% chance

e.g., Going to secondary school

In a group of 10,000 people: ?% chance

e.g., Going to a busy shopping centre

In a group of 25,000 people: ?% chance

e.g., Going to a football match

Data taken from UK government dashboard

Note 1. This assumes everyone with/without the virus is equally likely to meet, which is likely not the case (so probabilities may be lower)

Note 2. The ONS recently estimated as many as 1 in 50 people have the virus - equivalent to 2000 in 100,000 (so probabilities may be higher).

Note 3. Stay at home. Wear a mask. Get the vaccine.