Projected dead from Covid-19 today would be 561-658 based on average 14 and 7 day rises and last Saturday. BUT thats not really indicative of anything. Saturday was a low reporting day, being the day after NY...
Some of the higher numbers on other days this week were delayed reporting due to that. The average is still -terrifying- and does represent a big increase in deaths...
...but I will be frankly astonished if we don't go well above projections today. Tomorrow and Monday are likely to be relatively low (but still big rises on last Sunday and Monday), whereas later in the week the numbers are horrific. Might be approaching or past 2000...
...and the end of next week is when we start to see fatalities from infections at Christmas. Your guess is as good as mine as to how bad that'll be.

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9 Jan
Another 1035 deaths due to Covid today in the UK, taking us up above 80,000. We're used to it, but we shouldn't be. Here's the overall picture. See how fast the red line (average 7 days deaths) is rocketing up (1) Image
Have another, closer look at that trend. Its terrifying, right? (2) Image
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Unless Johnson plans to resign I've little interest in hearing his press conference. His monstrous mishandling of our Covid-19 crisis (another 1162 dead today) is beyond inept and into murderous. Here's the overall picture (1) Image
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So here's some good news. You stayed home, you didn't catch (or spread, if you caught it) Covid. Well done, you stopped 4 people getting it 5 days later (1)
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326 Covid-19 fatalities in the UK today. Not a record for a Sunday, but high, and after a low number last Sunday, and a slow rise over the last few days, things are looking grim. Here's the overall picture (1)
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Another 489 needless and preventable fatalities due to Covid-19 announced in the UK yesterday. We may be reaching a new crisis point (1) Image
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We'll break through 70,000 deaths soon, even using the governments entirely arbitrary and statistically shitty 28 day cutoff trick. (3) Image
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