ONS Five year deaths average

[WTF!]

Apart from the spike in March/April 2020 is bang on the targets...

 

[newusername]

Apart from the spike in March/April 2020 is bang on the targets...

"Apart from his leg being bitten off by a shark, he's totally fine..."

Also a couple of areas showing upticks above the 5 year average.

 

[Brian Marwood]

First you get the infections.
Then you get the hospitalisations.
Then you get the growing death rates.

I think we are at number 2 right now, number 3 is the dreaded effect which will be following shortly.

 

[Low_Key]

why only a 5 year average. should be a 15-20 year. would like to see those graphs

 

[DCI_Gene_Hunt]

"In Week 45, the number of deaths registered was 14.3% above the five-year average (1,481 deaths higher). "

 

[Oooo]

This is under restrictions dont forget. Without them the rates would be much higher

 

[Ingleby_Flash]

This is under restrictions dont forget. Without them the rates would be much higher

Might have been.

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

The Covid death count has now overtaken the civilian death count of WW2

 

[1finny]

There is, of course, still time.....
However, given the 000’s And 000’s of positive tests since October this has to be good news.

"In Week 45, the number of deaths registered was 14.3% above the five-year average (1,481 deaths higher). "

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The breakdown is interesting - England increase was only 8% and Wales had been in lockdown. All interesting stuff

 

[ForssAwakens]

why only a 5 year average. should be a 15-20 year. would like to see those graphs

Mortality of humans have changed even in 15-20 years

 

[bear66]

There is, of course, still time.....
However, given the 000’s And 000’s of positive tests since October this has to be good news.



The breakdown is interesting - England increase was only 8% and Wales had been in lockdown. All interesting stuff

Cases in Wales continuing to fall with the fire break. Down to 700 cases today .

 

[1finny]

More good news

 

[ForssAwakens]

Cases in Wales continuing to fall with the fire break. Down to 700 cases today .
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‘They already peaked prior to lockdown, firebreak had no effect’

 

[bear66]

‘They already peaked prior to lockdown, firebreak had no effect’

Cases peaked on 29 October, 6 days after the start of the firebreak.

 

[ForssAwakens]

Cases peaked on 29 October, 6 days after the start of the firebreak.

I put the speech marks on it to show I was being sarcastic

 

[bear66]

I put the speech marks on it to show I was being sarcastic

I half guessed!

 

[Soutra]

The Covid death count has now overtaken the civilian death count of WW2

I assume you mean UK civilian deaths?

We aren't at 70k yet, and these are people who died with Covid, not necessarily of it. The 50k are overwhelmingly old people, some of whom would have died anyway.

 

[Soutra]

The Covid death count has now overtaken the civilian death count of WW2

I assume you mean UK civilian deaths?

We aren't at 70k yet, and these are people who died with Covid, not necessarily of it. The 50k are overwhelmingly old people, some of whom would have died anyway.

 

[Brian Marwood]

I assume you mean UK civilian deaths?

We aren't at 70k yet, and these are people who died with Covid, not necessarily of it. The 50k are overwhelmingly old people, some of whom would have died anyway.

We are all going to die anyway so that is a ludicrous statement!

 

[Soutra]

The Covid death count has now overtaken the civilian death count of WW2

I assume you mean UK civilian deaths?

We aren't at 70k yet, and these are people who died with Covid, not necessarily of it. The 50k are overwhelmingly old people, some of whom would have died anyway.

We are all going to die anyway so that is a ludicrous statement!

Yes, it sort of is, but on the other hand, how long do you think people who are 90 and suffering long term health problems going to live anyway?