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Wednesday, May 10th, 2023, 10:24 am

COVID-19 Crisis Not Over, UK Deaths About 21% Higher Than Before the Pandemic

I CHECKED about 1.5 hours ago to see if the 10 May 2023 ONS numbers were already online. They were indeed, maybe around 9:30AM.

Deaths in week 17 in 2023

What does the latest data tell us? Compare 2019 deaths count:

Deaths in week 17 in 2019

Now watch this year:

The week 17 latest data

Focus on week 17, the latest on record. From 10,059 deaths in 2019 it rose to about 12.2k in the same week of this year, yet WHO tells us pandemic stuff matters no more and it’s time to get back to “normal”. Don’t listen to WHO. Rely on data, not bureaucrats and politicians who masquerade as health experts.

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