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Switch-off Britain

On 31 January 2027 the copper telephone network is switched off for good. We joined Ofcom’s coverage data to every UK council and built-up area (32.5 million premises) to find who has already moved to fibre, and who is about to run out of road.

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Fibre arrived. Most of Britain stayed put.

The build-out is close to finished. In the median UK council, full fibre now passes 81% of premises. Coverage is no longer the interesting question.

Take-up is. Of the premises that can get full fibre, the share that actually ordered it ranges from 19% to 78% depending on which council you live in — a spread far wider than anything left in the coverage figures. The copper is being switched off on a fixed date whether or not those lines have moved.

Kensington and Chelsea has near-universal fibre availability and the lowest take-up in the United Kingdom. Hull, wired decades before anyone else, has the highest.

361

UK councils, every one of them

32.49m

premises in the Ofcom data

19–78%

spread in full-fibre take-up

581

towns still below 50% gigabit

361 councils


1	Kingston upon Hull, City of	Yorkshire & Humber	131,287	99.6%	78%
2	Ards and North Down	Northern Ireland	79,920	95.7%	75%
3	Mid and East Antrim	Northern Ireland	66,726	95.2%	74%
4	Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon	Northern Ireland	97,766	92.9%	73%
5	Milton Keynes	South East	133,693	96.4%	72%
6	Newry, Mourne and Down	Northern Ireland	79,261	95.1%	72%
7	Causeway Coast and Glens	Northern Ireland	71,646	93.6%	71%
8	Flintshire	Wales	76,379	90.8%	71%
9	Midlothian	Scotland	47,006	92.5%	70%
10	East Suffolk	East of England	130,344	84.7%	68%
11	Fylde	North West	38,853	92.8%	68%
12	Mid Sussex	South East	73,509	82.5%	68%
13	Antrim and Newtownabbey	Northern Ireland	66,802	96.7%	67%
14	Denbighshire	Wales	51,085	81.8%	67%
15	Ribble Valley	North West	32,358	86.5%	67%
16	Clackmannanshire	Scotland	26,782	86.2%	66%
17	Worcester	West Midlands	49,864	93.4%	66%
18	Maldon	East of England	32,172	82.2%	65%
19	Conwy	Wales	60,358	88.3%	64%
20	Derry City and Strabane	Northern Ireland	69,311	94.5%	64%
21	Lisburn and Castlereagh	Northern Ireland	67,906	95.4%	64%
22	Malvern Hills	West Midlands	40,643	71.7%	64%
23	Merthyr Tydfil	Wales	28,884	79.1%	64%
24	Moray	Scotland	51,564	64.1%	64%
25	South Gloucestershire	South West	137,521	67%	64%
26	Swale	South East	68,734	74.3%	64%
27	Wyre	North West	59,514	92.4%	64%
28	Caerphilly	Wales	84,772	89.7%	63%
29	Cheshire West and Chester	North West	176,089	87.8%	63%
30	Fermanagh and Omagh	Northern Ireland	55,383	90.9%	63%
31	Bromsgrove	West Midlands	45,875	80.3%	62%
32	East Devon	South West	79,343	75.2%	62%
33	Mid Ulster	Northern Ireland	63,313	94.4%	62%
34	Aberdeenshire	Scotland	131,027	48.5%	61%
35	Breckland	East of England	70,310	67.3%	61%
36	Carmarthenshire	Wales	95,119	73%	61%
37	East Riding of Yorkshire	Yorkshire & Humber	175,994	94.5%	61%
38	Ashford	South East	61,757	68%	60%
39	Coventry	West Midlands	153,694	96.7%	60%
40	Lancaster	North West	69,517	87.2%	60%
41	Wakefield	Yorkshire & Humber	174,519	94.2%	60%
42	Wealden	South East	78,127	75.3%	60%
43	Aberdeen City	Scotland	132,364	93.1%	59%
44	Barking and Dagenham	London	85,709	90%	59%
45	Bridgend	Wales	68,654	93.1%	59%
46	East Ayrshire	Scotland	63,107	76.2%	59%
47	Epsom and Ewell	South East	33,911	89.8%	59%
48	Horsham	South East	69,757	76.3%	59%
49	Thanet	South East	76,458	79.2%	59%
50	West Lothian	Scotland	91,512	80.4%	59%
51	Brentwood	East of England	36,910	84.7%	58%
52	Bury	North West	92,057	92.8%	58%
53	Cannock Chase	West Midlands	49,420	96.6%	58%
54	Cheshire East	North West	201,908	79.2%	58%
55	Stirling	Scotland	47,991	77.2%	58%
56	Tower Hamlets	London	158,445	82%	58%
57	West Lancashire	North West	54,725	85.6%	58%
58	Cornwall	South West	312,395	65.3%	57%
59	Middlesbrough	North East	71,097	62.6%	57%
60	Rochford	East of England	39,709	89.9%	57%
61	South Ribble	North West	56,125	85.4%	57%
62	Stratford-on-Avon	West Midlands	71,844	82.6%	57%
63	Wirral	North West	160,608	94.4%	57%
64	Ceredigion	Wales	39,489	58.7%	56%
65	Cherwell	South East	76,130	79.3%	56%
66	East Cambridgeshire	East of England	43,045	83.4%	56%
67	Herefordshire, County of	West Midlands	94,488	82.3%	56%
68	Newham	London	138,461	83%	56%
69	North Ayrshire	Scotland	74,751	80.2%	56%
70	Powys	Wales	71,500	62.1%	56%
71	Tunbridge Wells	South East	55,444	75%	56%
72	Vale of Glamorgan	Wales	65,626	87.1%	56%
73	West Devon	South West	28,563	64.2%	56%
74	West Lindsey	East Midlands	48,959	64.4%	56%
75	Westmorland and Furness	North West	129,530	81.8%	56%
76	Basingstoke and Deane	South East	86,328	66.9%	55%
77	Canterbury	South East	77,452	75%	55%
78	Chorley	North West	56,684	89.8%	55%
79	Greenwich	London	129,643	77.6%	55%
80	Lichfield	West Midlands	52,112	73.8%	55%
81	Amber Valley	East Midlands	64,565	89.2%	54%
82	Bexley	London	106,226	84.2%	54%
83	Blaenau Gwent	Wales	35,720	77.6%	54%
84	City of London	London	10,639	82.3%	54%
85	Doncaster	Yorkshire & Humber	152,377	94.5%	54%
86	Dover	South East	57,998	74.8%	54%
87	Eastleigh	South East	63,831	71.6%	54%
88	Monmouthshire	Wales	46,720	79%	54%
89	North East Derbyshire	East Midlands	51,533	87.9%	54%
90	Sevenoaks	South East	54,401	67.4%	54%
91	Southwark	London	157,267	82.1%	54%
92	Swindon	South West	106,022	93.7%	54%
93	Three Rivers	East of England	40,594	85.6%	54%
94	Tonbridge and Malling	South East	59,726	75%	54%
95	Vale of White Horse	South East	67,555	64.3%	54%
96	Wiltshire	South West	242,119	69.7%	54%
97	Wrexham	Wales	67,484	86.1%	54%
98	Chelmsford	East of England	86,129	81.1%	53%
99	Chichester	South East	65,495	67.3%	53%
100	Cotswold	South West	49,519	72.2%	53%
101	East Dunbartonshire	Scotland	51,129	76.1%	53%
102	Fife	Scotland	197,211	71.7%	53%
103	Isle of Anglesey	Wales	38,434	67.6%	53%
104	North Kesteven	East Midlands	58,144	69.6%	53%
105	North Somerset	South West	106,398	84.5%	53%
106	Shropshire	West Midlands	159,756	74.3%	53%
107	South Kesteven	East Midlands	72,457	78.1%	53%
108	Tendring	East of England	79,410	79.4%	53%
109	Tewkesbury	South West	49,942	75%	53%
110	Central Bedfordshire	East of England	140,078	74.4%	52%
111	Gwynedd	Wales	68,491	70.7%	52%
112	Maidstone	South East	79,910	71.4%	52%
113	Perth and Kinross	Scotland	82,087	36.6%	52%
114	Redbridge	London	113,186	84.8%	52%
115	Rugby	West Midlands	54,170	92.2%	52%
116	Scottish Borders	Scotland	66,240	75.7%	52%
117	South Cambridgeshire	East of England	77,917	68.1%	52%
118	Test Valley	South East	62,034	58%	52%
119	Uttlesford	East of England	42,085	76.2%	52%
120	West Berkshire	South East	74,766	78.6%	52%
121	West Oxfordshire	South East	56,719	84.7%	52%
122	West Suffolk	East of England	88,383	79.3%	52%
123	Wychavon	West Midlands	65,578	78.2%	52%
124	Eastbourne	South East	51,764	92.7%	51%
125	Harborough	East Midlands	47,221	77.9%	51%
126	Norwich	East of England	59,400	75.2%	51%
127	Oldham	North West	100,701	94.1%	51%
128	Peterborough	East of England	97,053	94.8%	51%
129	Salford	North West	139,912	90.4%	51%
130	Sheffield	Yorkshire & Humber	269,317	92.3%	51%
131	Somerset	South West	287,056	74.6%	51%
132	Spelthorne	South East	46,582	80.5%	51%
133	Teignbridge	South West	68,957	73.8%	51%
134	Torbay	South West	77,760	83.6%	51%
135	Argyll and Bute	Scotland	58,013	23.9%	50%
136	Bracknell Forest	South East	56,577	96.7%	50%
137	Braintree	East of England	75,805	90.3%	50%
138	Chesterfield	East Midlands	55,160	88%	50%
139	County Durham	North East	268,929	84.1%	50%
140	East Hertfordshire	East of England	71,295	71%	50%
141	Elmbridge	South East	62,685	63.1%	50%
142	Huntingdonshire	East of England	88,819	78.8%	50%
143	Isle of Wight	South East	79,805	87%	50%
144	Knowsley	North West	75,708	93.7%	50%
145	Leeds	Yorkshire & Humber	394,243	93.1%	50%
146	Merton	London	92,087	81.6%	50%
147	North Northamptonshire	East Midlands	172,223	88.6%	50%
148	North Warwickshire	West Midlands	31,671	75.3%	50%
149	South Norfolk	East of England	70,435	70.9%	50%
150	Tameside	North West	115,875	92.2%	50%
151	Tandridge	South East	39,630	59.5%	50%
152	Thurrock	East of England	73,440	85.3%	50%
153	Torridge	South West	36,314	60%	50%
154	Wandsworth	London	167,759	85.2%	50%
155	Basildon	East of England	84,971	74.3%	49%
156	Bassetlaw	East Midlands	61,332	77.6%	49%
157	Dumfries and Galloway	Scotland	83,562	66.9%	49%
158	Epping Forest	East of England	62,805	73.1%	49%
159	Exeter	South West	63,219	79.9%	49%
160	Mid Devon	South West	38,610	67.2%	49%
161	Northumberland	North East	174,759	82.1%	49%
162	Reigate and Banstead	South East	66,155	75.5%	49%
163	Rushcliffe	East Midlands	59,030	64.8%	49%
164	Shetland Islands	Scotland	13,367	20%	49%
165	Torfaen	Wales	47,028	73.2%	49%
166	Westminster	London	164,725	88.3%	49%
167	Bolsover	East Midlands	40,964	89.1%	48%
168	Broadland	East of England	65,407	78.1%	48%
169	Dartford	South East	53,329	73.5%	48%
170	Folkestone and Hythe	South East	56,402	74.5%	48%
171	King's Lynn and West Norfolk	East of England	80,857	65.3%	48%
172	North Hertfordshire	East of England	63,390	69.6%	48%
173	North Tyneside	North East	105,743	84.6%	48%
174	Pendle	North West	45,223	93%	48%
175	Rossendale	North West	35,605	92.1%	48%
176	Rother	South East	50,368	74.4%	48%
177	Runnymede	South East	40,184	77.2%	48%
178	Rutland	East Midlands	19,193	78.8%	48%
179	Southampton	South East	116,135	95%	48%
180	Stafford	West Midlands	68,153	72.9%	48%
181	St Albans	East of England	66,276	81.7%	48%
182	Sutton	London	88,779	78.1%	48%
183	Waverley	South East	59,866	68%	48%
184	Bedford	East of England	85,658	75.1%	47%
185	Belfast	Northern Ireland	174,558	92.3%	47%
186	Dacorum	East of England	71,169	68.3%	47%
187	Hastings	South East	47,324	83.6%	47%
188	Highland	Scotland	137,076	63.3%	47%
189	Hyndburn	North West	41,812	93.4%	47%
190	Kirklees	Yorkshire & Humber	202,870	92.9%	47%
191	Lewes	South East	49,391	74.4%	47%
192	Newcastle upon Tyne	North East	145,462	86.9%	47%
193	Rhondda Cynon Taf	Wales	121,242	80%	47%
194	Slough	South East	59,322	91.5%	47%
195	South Hams	South West	51,519	58.6%	47%
196	Waltham Forest	London	116,847	87.4%	47%
197	Worthing	South East	54,689	93.3%	47%
198	Adur	South East	30,449	76.9%	46%
199	Babergh	East of England	46,716	75.4%	46%
200	Gravesham	South East	47,069	73%	46%
201	Newport	Wales	75,576	87.6%	46%
202	Orkney Islands	Scotland	13,362	30%	46%
203	Pembrokeshire	Wales	67,326	69.2%	46%
204	South Derbyshire	East Midlands	52,037	92.2%	46%
205	Welwyn Hatfield	East of England	52,174	60.1%	46%
206	Wokingham	South East	78,179	84.2%	46%
207	Arun	South East	83,410	82.3%	45%
208	Buckinghamshire	South East	250,031	74.5%	45%
209	Cardiff	Wales	172,880	87%	45%
210	Derbyshire Dales	East Midlands	39,191	63.3%	45%
211	Dorset	South West	197,995	75.8%	45%
212	Fenland	East of England	50,659	84.2%	45%
213	Forest of Dean	South West	43,509	79.5%	45%
214	Harrow	London	102,944	77.7%	45%
215	Hillingdon	London	124,948	80.6%	45%
216	Liverpool	North West	237,006	88%	45%
217	Manchester	North West	262,217	86.7%	45%
218	Nuneaton and Bedworth	West Midlands	64,700	70.3%	45%
219	Redditch	West Midlands	40,342	49.6%	45%
220	South Oxfordshire	South East	70,912	74.9%	45%
221	Stockton-on-Tees	North East	93,612	59.6%	45%
222	Walsall	West Midlands	120,545	86.1%	45%
223	Warrington	North West	102,417	92.2%	45%
224	Wyre Forest	West Midlands	50,157	82.2%	45%
225	Cumberland	North West	149,392	83.5%	44%
226	Great Yarmouth	East of England	50,682	82.8%	44%
227	Guildford	South East	61,772	65.6%	44%
228	Halton	North West	63,134	88.7%	44%
229	North Devon	South West	54,147	60.9%	44%
230	Rotherham	Yorkshire & Humber	129,292	94.7%	44%
231	South Lanarkshire	Scotland	168,033	68.8%	44%
232	South Staffordshire	West Midlands	51,799	83.6%	44%
233	South Tyneside	North East	76,597	66.4%	44%
234	Watford	East of England	45,444	87.8%	44%
235	Bristol, City of	South West	219,825	83.4%	43%
236	Broxtowe	East Midlands	53,924	86.8%	43%
237	Darlington	North East	56,837	86.7%	43%
238	Erewash	East Midlands	56,638	93.6%	43%
239	Gedling	East Midlands	57,888	84.5%	43%
240	Glasgow City	Scotland	346,722	92%	43%
241	High Peak	East Midlands	47,534	85.3%	43%
242	Lewisham	London	142,852	78.5%	43%
243	Medway	South East	126,910	81.2%	43%
244	Na H-Eileanan Siar	Scotland	17,811	12%	43%
245	Newark and Sherwood	East Midlands	62,078	81.8%	43%
246	North West Leicestershire	East Midlands	51,974	79.5%	43%
247	Solihull	West Midlands	100,243	81.2%	43%
248	Stroud	South West	60,255	79.9%	43%
249	Swansea	Wales	120,319	85.3%	43%
250	Trafford	North West	111,129	92.6%	43%
251	Windsor and Maidenhead	South East	69,820	77.6%	43%
252	Barnet	London	167,914	69.7%	42%
253	Bromley	London	148,822	69.2%	42%
254	Derby	East Midlands	122,861	88%	42%
255	East Lindsey	East Midlands	76,235	64%	42%
256	Havering	London	115,624	84.5%	42%
257	Lambeth	London	157,530	83.5%	42%
258	New Forest	South East	88,661	75.4%	42%
259	Reading	South East	79,541	95.6%	42%
260	Angus	Scotland	62,607	58.9%	41%
261	Boston	East Midlands	34,891	80%	41%
262	Burnley	North West	46,756	92.4%	41%
263	East Hampshire	South East	60,335	62.7%	41%
264	East Renfrewshire	Scotland	42,896	88.8%	41%
265	East Staffordshire	West Midlands	59,419	82.1%	41%
266	Fareham	South East	53,634	91.7%	41%
267	Gosport	South East	39,455	92%	41%
268	Hart	South East	44,658	75.6%	41%
269	Hinckley and Bosworth	East Midlands	56,664	75.9%	41%
270	Ipswich	East of England	66,242	95.4%	41%
271	Kingston upon Thames	London	72,866	71.2%	41%
272	North Yorkshire	Yorkshire & Humber	328,672	82.3%	41%
273	Rochdale	North West	104,136	87.7%	41%
274	Staffordshire Moorlands	West Midlands	47,700	71.4%	41%
275	Stockport	North West	142,123	87.6%	41%
276	Bath and North East Somerset	South West	90,941	72.9%	40%
277	Blaby	East Midlands	46,743	90.5%	40%
278	City of Edinburgh	Scotland	290,522	84.2%	40%
279	Hammersmith and Fulham	London	96,829	85.4%	40%
280	Melton	East Midlands	26,713	67.2%	40%
281	North Lanarkshire	Scotland	169,925	72.6%	40%
282	Sandwell	West Midlands	145,257	91.2%	40%
283	Sefton	North West	140,780	84.2%	40%
284	Sunderland	North East	141,891	80.6%	40%
285	Telford and Wrekin	West Midlands	89,421	57.5%	40%
286	Wigan	North West	160,777	87.7%	40%
287	Bradford	Yorkshire & Humber	236,231	91.3%	39%
288	Cheltenham	South West	60,845	86%	39%
289	Colchester	East of England	91,412	68%	39%
290	Falkirk	Scotland	77,807	71%	39%
291	Hertsmere	East of England	47,748	72.3%	39%
292	Hounslow	London	107,464	65.9%	39%
293	Mole Valley	South East	40,988	70.8%	39%
294	Neath Port Talbot	Wales	69,680	78.1%	39%
295	Broxbourne	East of England	44,673	74.3%	38%
296	Hartlepool	North East	49,075	95.7%	38%
297	Mansfield	East Midlands	54,727	85.7%	38%
298	North Lincolnshire	Yorkshire & Humber	82,674	93.1%	38%
299	Renfrewshire	Scotland	98,798	92.4%	38%
300	Richmond upon Thames	London	89,806	70.4%	38%
301	South Holland	East Midlands	47,597	76.4%	38%
302	St. Helens	North West	90,219	94.5%	38%
303	York	Yorkshire & Humber	97,922	86.6%	38%
304	Barnsley	Yorkshire & Humber	120,747	88.5%	37%
305	Birmingham	West Midlands	495,645	85.6%	37%
306	Brent	London	144,962	77.8%	37%
307	Croydon	London	175,754	70.7%	37%
308	Ealing	London	161,460	72%	37%
309	Hackney	London	129,955	84.1%	37%
310	Preston	North West	74,770	86%	37%
311	South Ayrshire	Scotland	60,868	71.3%	37%
312	Stevenage	East of England	40,195	56.8%	37%
313	Warwick	West Midlands	73,506	61.4%	37%
314	Bolton	North West	137,545	88.1%	36%
315	Castle Point	East of England	41,984	85.1%	36%
316	Dundee City	Scotland	81,909	85.8%	36%
317	East Lothian	Scotland	57,359	87.8%	36%
318	Haringey	London	114,429	61.6%	36%
319	North Norfolk	East of England	62,089	54.5%	36%
320	Winchester	South East	61,397	58.4%	36%
321	Calderdale	Yorkshire & Humber	104,549	85.9%	35%
322	Charnwood	East Midlands	82,242	88.7%	35%
323	Mid Suffolk	East of England	53,972	62.4%	35%
324	Wolverhampton	West Midlands	120,254	95.9%	35%
325	Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole	South West	202,347	79.4%	34%
326	Cambridge	East of England	61,820	89.4%	34%
327	Havant	South East	59,774	69.4%	34%
328	Nottingham	East Midlands	146,492	89.6%	34%
329	Portsmouth	South East	95,584	87.6%	34%
330	Blackburn with Darwen	North West	70,158	89.4%	33%
331	Crawley	South East	50,361	68%	33%
332	Oadby and Wigston	East Midlands	26,099	95%	33%
333	Rushmoor	South East	45,277	90.7%	33%
334	Stoke-on-Trent	West Midlands	125,810	89.5%	33%
335	Woking	South East	46,193	75.8%	33%
336	Leicester	East Midlands	148,930	94.4%	32%
337	Newcastle-under-Lyme	West Midlands	62,179	78.5%	32%
338	Plymouth	South West	128,670	78.2%	32%
339	Ashfield	East Midlands	61,160	88.5%	31%
340	Inverclyde	Scotland	42,546	58.3%	31%
341	Lincoln	East Midlands	50,848	86.8%	31%
342	Luton	East of England	88,874	91.6%	31%
343	West Northamptonshire	East Midlands	196,164	93.5%	31%
344	Brighton and Hove	South East	145,440	68.9%	29%
345	Gateshead	North East	103,311	77%	29%
346	Surrey Heath	South East	40,131	73.8%	29%
347	Redcar and Cleveland	North East	70,507	60.3%	28%
348	Tamworth	West Midlands	37,121	88.5%	27%
349	Camden	London	122,089	86.9%	26%
350	Enfield	London	137,604	59.5%	26%
351	Harlow	East of England	42,481	41.9%	26%
352	North East Lincolnshire	Yorkshire & Humber	76,553	80.1%	26%
353	Dudley	West Midlands	149,747	89.7%	25%
354	Gloucester	South West	62,442	77.7%	25%
355	Islington	London	120,274	84.4%	24%
356	Southend-on-Sea	East of England	87,926	97.6%	24%
357	West Dunbartonshire	Scotland	48,494	54.9%	23%
358	Blackpool	North West	79,872	83.9%	22%
359	Oxford	South East	69,368	57.1%	22%
360	Isles of Scilly	South West	1,711	50.2%	20%
361	Kensington and Chelsea	London	97,970	73%	19%

Every dot is one council, placed at the centre of its premises and sized by how many it has. There is no map underneath and the shape of the country is drawn entirely by where its buildings are. Switch to Switch-off notspots for the towns with no gigabit line to move to.

The places with nowhere to go

Adoption is a choice. For 581 built-up areas it is not one — there is still no gigabit-capable line to move to.

These are the towns and villages where fewer than half of premises can order a gigabit service, holding 590,792 premises between them. In 150 of them the figure is under 10%. When the PSTN switches off, the fallback for these lines is not fibre — it is whatever fixed wireless, 4G or satellite can be made to work.

They cluster exactly where you would expect: the rural fringe of otherwise well-served counties, where the commercial build stopped at the edge of town.

If your lines are still on copper, the clock is the problem

Nothing in this data stops on 31 January 2027 by itself. Analogue lines do. Alarms, lifts, door entry, card machines and fax lines all sit on the same copper, and they are the ones that get missed until the dial tone goes.

If you want to know what is actually connected to a copper line in your building, that is a conversation worth having early rather than in the last quarter.

Method and sources

Coverage figures are Ofcom’s Connected Nations Spring 2026 update, published 13 May 2026 and reporting the network as at January 2026. We used the output-area file — 238,878 areas, the only release carrying premises counts — and matched it to the ONS Postcode Directory (May 2026) on 2021 output areas, then aggregated to built-up areas and councils weighted by premises. 238,873 of 238,878 output areas matched.

Take-up is full-fibre connections as a share of premises where full fibre is available. Ofcom publishes it at council level only, so it is shown as council context and is not used to rank towns.
Gigabit availability includes full fibre and Virgin Media O2’s cable network, following Ofcom’s definition.
Built-up areas are the ONS 2024 geography, England and Wales only. Scotland and Northern Ireland appear at council level.
Places under 500 premises are excluded. 31.5m of 32.5m UK premises are represented.

Next refresh: Connected Nations 2026 is expected mid-to-late November 2026 and will move the coverage snapshot to September 2026.

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