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THREAD - COVID-19 mortality mapped

We have just published deeper spatial analysis of COVID mortality and all-cause mortality from March to mid April.

This includes an interactive map of COVID deaths at MSOA level (small area statistical geography)

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A local authority level interactive map of age standardised mortality rates for all-cause mortality and COVID-related mortality is also available.

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Our report and full data tables are available from this link:

ow.ly/AAfg30qCfTD

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Mortality rates are always higher in more deprived areas as a result of health inequalities. But COVID-19 is having a proportionally higher impact on the most deprived areas.

This may be influenced by a number of factors.

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A similar pattern by deprivation can be seen in Wales

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If you want to put what's happening into a fuller demographic context, please check out this report which we published a month ago

It investigates how our population has changed since the turn of the twentieth century to the present day

ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati…
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THREAD - mortality by local area and geographical classification

Tomorrow we will release further analysis of all deaths and COVID-related deaths at a more granular geographical level. Full data tables will accompany this release as usual.

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Counts and age standardised mortality rates (ASMRs) with confidence limits will be provided by

-region
-local authority (LA)
-deprivation deciles (England) and quintiles (Wales)
-urban/rural classification areas
-major towns and cities

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Our analyses will include all deaths that occurred between the 1 March and 17 April where they had been registered with local registration services by 18 April

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Yesterday's deaths analysis - a thread.

So there I was, at 9.40 a.m. yesterday morning, sat in front of my laptop, ready to go live on the BBC News to explain the figures we'd just published, when the Skype link failed. The word "frustrating" doesn't quite do it justice.

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Commentators and reporters seem to have understood things well and were soon reporting it correctly enough - a testimony to our report.

But anyway, from the data currently available, here's what I would have said.....

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Based on all deaths registered in England & Wales in the w/e 27 March:

- there were over 11,000 total deaths, up 500 on the week before, 1,000 higher than the 5 year average for the same week (but when Easter falls affects that average as registration offices are shut)

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