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n Week 24 of 2019 9,445 people died in England and Wales, compared to an average of 9,408 (5-year average) between 2014-2019.
This year, for the same week, we have 10,486 deaths in Week 24.
This represents an an increase of over 10%. The UK population did not grow by 10% in 5 years and given that so many old people died during several years of COVID-19 waves, why are we seeing this ongoing surge?
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December 3rd, 2024 at 5:05 pm
What is the average weekly increase in deaths (flat number) per week so far during 2024 compared to 2019?