New Statesman estimates that each victim of the virus in England & Wales ALONE would have lived, on average, a further nine years and six months – collectively adding up to a staggering 1.3 million years of life lost.
GREAT ANIMATION GRAPHS newstatesman.com/politics/uk/20…
GREAT ANIMATION GRAPHS newstatesman.com/politics/uk/20…
That is based on the ONS death certification data to 16th April 2021.
137,420 deaths in England and Wales alone
Those fine lines represent every death mapped.
Even at the lowest death rate, looking back, we never dropped below 7 deaths a day
137,420 deaths in England and Wales alone
Those fine lines represent every death mapped.
Even at the lowest death rate, looking back, we never dropped below 7 deaths a day
Undoubtedly vaccinations+ measures are pushing deaths down
These are the deaths by date of death up to 16-4-21 notified to the ONS
The most recent days are likely to increase, due to death registration lag
So still 20 deaths+ a day despite all that vaccination.
These are the deaths by date of death up to 16-4-21 notified to the ONS
The most recent days are likely to increase, due to death registration lag
So still 20 deaths+ a day despite all that vaccination.
In fact I have just checked back to the lowest point which was on 29th August 2020 (by date of death) 8 deaths - so still adding the occasional death (likely inquest delays).
Worth also noting, when looking at the daily 28 day death numbers that 60 day deaths, where I used to estimate at being 40-50% more than 28 day deaths in the first wave are now more often double to four times as many as 28 day deaths.
These will be picked up in ONS reports.
These will be picked up in ONS reports.
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