UK Covid death toll

[baggiebuckster]

This is more likely to be related to what Billy is saying. Excess deaths earlier in the year but nothing out of the ordinary since. 

Obviously this may rise as we enter the winter months but to what extent? And for what reason?


This seems to indicate that from week 11 through to week 44 of this year there have been excess non-covid deaths at home. Would these people have died if they had gone to hospital?

That's what I covered earlier BB - and agree, and also with Billy on the fact that this year since June we have been running pretty average. There is a slight up tick at the moment (2.5k excess over the last 3 weeks) which is why we need enhanced caution now. Does that warrant a months lockdown - I'm not certain, and if we had taken the 2 week circuit break when sage said then it would possibly have reduced that number but again that's speculation.

As for it isn't real - I am certain. It is.

When did I say it wasn't real?