Excess Deaths Latest England/Wales UNADJUSTED RAW Government Death Data LATEST: Easter being reported - low #'s, due to holiday.

First non-Easter holiday week of April just got reported.
Sigh. It's back to SNAFU..

Stats for England & Wales, week ending 21-Apr-2023.
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England & Wales Government (O.N.S.) stats out today..
[link to www.ons.gov.uk (secure)]

We have a +18% excess in weekly all-cause deaths, relative to the same week in 2015-2019.

Here are some 'heat map' tables showing the age-breakdown and numbers:
[link to ibb.co (secure)]

Week ending 21-Apr: +18% excess over figures for 2015-2019, for the same week of the year.
-There were 12,420 deaths corresponding to 1,928 excess deaths.
-Deaths due to covid: 358 (of 12,420) and deaths involving covid: 538 (Table 3).
-Covid Death figures are roughly in a stable-to-declining trend. (Table 3).
-There is a greater than 1.5 Standard Deviation (26% excess) in the 75-94yo age-group.

-Deaths at home: 3,434 (+29% excess over the ONS' five year average (years '17-'19 & '21-'22) for the same week of 2,663) (Table 10)
Prior weeks:
Week ending 14-Apr: -5% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 07-Apr: -2% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 31-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Mar: -1% lower than figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Feb: +4% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Feb: +3% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Feb: +6% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Feb: +10% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 27-Jan: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 20-Jan: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 13-Jan: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 06-Jan: +23% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 30-Dec: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 23-Dec: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 16-Dec: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 09-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 02-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 25-Nov: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 18-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 11-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 04-Nov: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 28-Oct: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 21-Oct: +21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 14-Oct: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 07-Oct: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 30-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 23-Sep: -6% lower than 2015-2019 for the same week, due to QEII funeral bank holiday (reduction estimated at 1/7th = 15%)
Week ending 16-Sep: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 09-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 02-Sep: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 26-Aug: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 19-Aug: 21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week

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So they hid it in the Easter data as it was appearing in the MSM.

The genocide continues!

John talking about it today.

He must have his listeners believe:

1. A deadly virus caused all the deaths in the first two waves, the second of which occurred during the first three months of the injections.
2. “Something else” is responsible for all the excess deaths after those two waves.
3. The “vaccines” were beneficial in the beginning against the deadly virus and that the risk benefit only changed with the new variants.


Do not follow this man but rather be critical of the narrative he is preaching to his followers and needs them to believe

Not sure how these average to 13.8 % ?

Let’s see the S-man data !

https://twitter.com/_/status/1656215589268905984

Last Edited by ParamedicUK on 05/10/2023 04:39 AM

Stats for England & Wales, week ending 28-Apr-2023.
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England & Wales Government (O.N.S.) stats out today..
[link to www.ons.gov.uk (secure)]


We have a +16% excess in weekly all-cause deaths, relative to the same week in 2015-2019.
(Note this is a 23.3% excess over the same week for the years 2017-19 & 2021-22, as our friend L77 has shown in the main covid thread..)

Here are some 'heat map' tables showing the age-breakdown and numbers:
[link to ibb.co (secure)]

Week ending 28-Apr: +16% excess over figures for 2015-2019, for the same week of the year.
-There were 12,152 deaths corresponding to 1,695 excess deaths.
-Deaths due to covid: 301 (of 12,152) and deaths involving covid: 459 (Table 3).
-Covid Death figures are roughly in a stable-to-declining trend. (Table 3).

-All age-groups have above-average i.e. excess deaths - only the second time this year.
-There is a greater than 2 Standard Deviation (24% excess) in the 15-44yo age-group.
-There is a greater than 2 Standard Deviation (23% excess) in the 45-64yo age-group.
-Deaths at home: 3,417 (+23% excess over the ONS' five year average (years '17-'19 & '21-'22) for the same week of 2,771) (Table 10)

Prior weeks:
Week ending 21-Apr: +18% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 14-Apr: -5% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 07-Apr: -2% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 31-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Mar: -1% lower than figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Feb: +4% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Feb: +3% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Feb: +6% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Feb: +10% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 27-Jan: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 20-Jan: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 13-Jan: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 06-Jan: +23% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 30-Dec: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 23-Dec: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 16-Dec: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 09-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 02-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 25-Nov: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 18-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 11-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 04-Nov: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 28-Oct: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 21-Oct: +21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 14-Oct: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 07-Oct: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 30-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 23-Sep: -6% lower than 2015-2019 for the same week, due to QEII funeral bank holiday (reduction estimated at 1/7th = 15%)
Week ending 16-Sep: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 09-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 02-Sep: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 26-Aug: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 19-Aug: 21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week

Department of tard removal

Thank you!

Thank you ReoX...

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Vaxxety Vaxx…..
Vaxxtards VAXXXX!!!

It’s all rat poison, folks.

Hopefully those who rolled up their sleeves for the Satanic psychopaths are able to repent to Almighty God before it’s too late.

They are all going to die.

Got the data for jabbed vs unjabbed then?

As Geert vanden Bossche said there's the angle of a marek's type spread from jabbed to unjabbed, to take into account too.

I did a lot of work looking at the v vs.. unv'd figures here:

^ LOOOOOOooooong post so i wont quote it here. Just follow the link.
Forensic analysis at the end shows the ONS changed figures for months already reported on - in some cases doubling the deaths among the unvaccinated. And the overall distribution of changes was skewed against the unvaccinated.. for months ALREADY REPORTED ON.

My sincere answer is that the UK stats authority have fudged their figures.



Last Edited by S-man on 05/12/2023 06:51 AM

Stats for England & Wales, week ending 5-May-2023 (another 'short week' due public holiday)
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England & Wales Government (O.N.S.) stats out today..
[link to www.ons.gov.uk (secure)]


We have a +2% excess in weekly all-cause deaths, relative to the same week in 2015-2019.
(Note this is another holiday week, typically 15-20% lower recording)

Here are some 'heat map' tables showing the age-breakdown and numbers:
[link to ibb.co (secure)]
(note I have marked in the many recent 'holiday weeks' at the bottom of the spreadsheet.)

Week ending 5-May: +2% excess over figures for 2015-2019, for the same week of the year.
-There were 10,143 deaths corresponding to 204 excess deaths.
-Deaths due to covid: 203 (of 10,143) and deaths involving covid: 310 (Table 3).
-Covid Death figures are roughly in a stable-to-declining trend. (Table 3).

-Deaths at home: 2,895 (+16% excess over the ONS' five year average (years '17-'19 & '21-'22) for the same week of 2,486) (Table 10)

Prior weeks:
Week ending 28-Apr: +16% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 21-Apr: +18% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 14-Apr: -5% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 07-Apr: -2% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 31-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Mar: -1% lower than figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Feb: +4% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Feb: +3% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Feb: +6% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Feb: +10% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 27-Jan: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 20-Jan: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 13-Jan: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 06-Jan: +23% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 30-Dec: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 23-Dec: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 16-Dec: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 09-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 02-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 25-Nov: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 18-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 11-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 04-Nov: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 28-Oct: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 21-Oct: +21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 14-Oct: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 07-Oct: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 30-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 23-Sep: -6% lower than 2015-2019 for the same week, due to QEII funeral bank holiday (reduction estimated at 1/7th = 15%)
Week ending 16-Sep: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 09-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 02-Sep: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 26-Aug: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 19-Aug: 21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week

We have a +2% excess in weekly all-cause deaths, relative to the same week in 2015-2019.

(Note this is another holiday week, typically 15-20% lower recording)

So possibly 17-22% excess deaths !!!!!

Last Edited by ParamedicUK on 05/23/2023 07:28 AM

Cancer data also needs tracking ….

https://twitter.com/_/status/1656385743575449603

Is there uk data like this?

Last Edited by ParamedicUK on 05/17/2023 07:56 AM

And….

https://twitter.com/_/status/1658797643688992768

Nice graph….

https://twitter.com/_/status/1658154180014653441

Yeah, My heatmap records that we've seen 51,842 excess deaths in 2022 for England & wales, relative to the pre-pandemic '15-'19 average.

(we're on course to beat that in 2023...)
21,645 excess deaths in 2023, up to week 18 only.

2022: [link to ibb.co (secure)]
2023: [link to ibb.co (secure)] <- so far, to wk 18.

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Stats for England & Wales, week ending 12-May-2023 (*another* 'short week' due public holiday)
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England & Wales Government (O.N.S.) stats out today..
[link to www.ons.gov.uk (secure)]


We have a +8% excess in weekly all-cause deaths, relative to the same week in 2015-2019.
(Note this is another holiday week, typically 15-20% lower recording)

Here are some 'heat map' tables showing the age-breakdown and numbers:
[link to ibb.co (secure)]
(note I have marked in the many recent 'holiday weeks' at the bottom.)

Week ending 12-May: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019, for the same week of the year.
-There were 10,367 deaths corresponding to 793 excess deaths.
-Deaths due to covid: 207 (of 10,367) and deaths involving covid: 309 (Table 3).
-Despite the holiday, there is a greater than 1 Standard Deviation (16% excess) in the 15-44yo age-group.
-Also a greater than 1 Standard Deviation (11% excess) in the 45-64yo age-group.
-Covid Death figures are roughly in a stable-to-declining trend. (Table 3).

-Deaths at home: 2,861 (+11% excess over the ONS' five year average (years '17-'19 & '21-'22) for the same week of 2,684) (Table 10)

Prior weeks:
Week ending 05-May: +2% (Bank Holiday) excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 28-Apr: +16% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 21-Apr: +18% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 14-Apr: -5% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 07-Apr: -2% (Easter) NO excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 31-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Mar: +14% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Mar: -1% lower than figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Mar: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 24-Feb: +4% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 17-Feb: +3% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 10-Feb: +6% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 03-Feb: +10% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 27-Jan: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 20-Jan: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 13-Jan: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 06-Jan: +23% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 30-Dec: +20% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 23-Dec: +26% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 16-Dec: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 09-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 02-Dec: +9% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 25-Nov: +11% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 18-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 11-Nov: +12% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 04-Nov: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 28-Oct: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 21-Oct: +21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week.
Week ending 14-Oct: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 07-Oct: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 30-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 23-Sep: -6% lower than 2015-2019 for the same week, due to QEII funeral bank holiday (reduction estimated at 1/7th = 15%)
Week ending 16-Sep: +15% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 09-Sep: +17% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 02-Sep: +8% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 26-Aug: +19% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week
Week ending 19-Aug: 21% excess over figures for 2015-2019 for the same week

We have a +8% excess in weekly all-cause deaths, relative to the same week in 2015-2019.

(Note this is another holiday week, typically 15-20% lower recording)

So possibly 23-28% excess deaths !!!!!

Next few weeks of data will be very interesting ????

Last Edited by ParamedicUK on 05/23/2023 07:29 AM

Here’s a useful tool for examining excess deaths in England by age, location, deprivation, cause of death, place of death and ethnicity
[link to app.powerbi.com (secure)]

Last Edited by Diffster on 05/23/2023 08:36 AM

Oh another bank holiday !!