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Thursday, April 13th, 2023, 9:08 am

New Data Out From ONS (Week 12): Number of Deaths in England and Wales 16% Higher Than Before the Pandemic

Some new numbers this morning*.

2019***: 10,402 deaths
2014-19 average***: 10,456 deaths
2022**: 10,747 deaths
2023**: 12,052 deaths

(12052-10402)/10402*100=15.86.

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* As per 9:40 AM (earlier than 10, the usual time). Was supposed to be out on Tuesday, but this time it got delayed till 13 April 2023 (due to Easter/Bank Holiday).

ONS new week 12

** From ONS (above).

National deaths week 12

*** From ONS (historic)

National deaths week 12 in 2019

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