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Tuesday, November 1st, 2022, 3:04 pm

Deaths in England and Wales Up 22.74% in Latest Week (New Figures From ONS) Compared to Pre-Pandemic Levels

New data has just been published by ONS. It shows that things continue to get yet worse in terms of increases in mortality. It’s worse now than it was in prior weeks and deaths have increased nearly 23% for the week (compared to pre-pandemic levels).

The data sets were shared here before (we had made local copies), so here’s just a pair/couple of screenshots.

2022 deaths (totals):

ons-week-42

Compare to pre-pandemic:

pre-pandemic

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