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Tuesday, October 10th, 2023, 10:28 am

England and Wales: Deaths Are Surging (We Need to Know Why)

I HAVE just checked this morning’s (weekly) mortality numbers across England and Wales in the official government site (ONS publishes these numbers each week).

Before the pandemic we had about 9,000 deaths on the 38th week of the year:

England and Wales excess deaths week 38 pre-covid

Notice how it has climbed since then. This year is a lot worse than last year, too:

England and Wales excess deaths week 38

England and Wales became a place where people live shorter lives. Has the government checked the reasons?

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