Why are excess deaths higher now than during Covid?
Link: https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/why-are-excess-deaths-higher-now-than-during-covid/
More people are dying every week than during Covid’s peak years. | Last month there were 1,564 more deaths than average each week – known as excess deaths – compared with just 315 two years ago and 1,322 last year. In the week to 21 October (the most recent week of data) ONS figures reveal there were some 1,646 excess deaths alone. As has been reported before, excess deaths are most stark at home: with deaths in private homes nearly a third above average. Meanwhile in hospitals and care homes they’re just 15 and 10 per cent above average. The shift to dying at home, and the health service ceasing to function, continues.
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