Trevp666
It was like that when I got here.........honest!!!
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Todays (18/5/20) NHS England 'new deaths' figures released.
https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/covid-19-daily-deaths/
Todays figures and notable statistics;
122 reported 'new' deaths today;
Daily actual totals now dropping below 100 per day
155 of the 202 trusts today reported 0 new deaths (That's 77%)
For the 4th day, no trust reported more than 10 deaths (highest amount is 7).
No single trust stands out as reporting a greater number than any other.
There are no deaths which are over a week old.
The oldest reported 'new' death is one from May 13th from Kings Lynn.
Todays deaths by age group;
0-19 = 0
20-39 = 0
40-59 = 11
60-78 = 45
80+ = 66
We are well beyond the 'peak' now, which occurred around the 4th - 8th April.
Sunday this week (yesterday) showing 27 - however, as the daily figure is communicated to NHS England at 5pm each day the total for the whole of yesterday is not complete.
Below I show my running totals for;
Existing deaths + New deaths = New totals (If no 'new' to add then no calculation has been entered)
(since Thursday April 2nd, the date I started logging the numbers officially released).
T 811
F 615
S 1107 (Saturday April 4th)
S 1094
M 940
T 808
W 889
T 778
F 734
S 770 (April 11th)
S 714
M 689
T 643
W 682
T 631
F 604
S 567 (April 18th)
S 518
M 556
T 479
W 486
T 445
F 431
S 385 (April 25th)
S 373
M 339
T 338
W 319
T 301
F 299
S 263 (May 2nd)
S 243
M 246
T 243
W 246
T 239
F 195
S 188 (May 9th)
S 183
M 152
T 170
W 140+1=141
T 138+6=144
F 85+29=114
S 33+59=92
S--------------27
(Figures supplied by NHS England date back to the beginning of March when the UK recorded it's first day with more than 50 deaths.
The figures released daily include deaths from the day on which they happened, so can be from any previous day NOT from just within the past 24 hours)
https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/covid-19-daily-deaths/
Todays figures and notable statistics;
122 reported 'new' deaths today;
Daily actual totals now dropping below 100 per day
155 of the 202 trusts today reported 0 new deaths (That's 77%)
For the 4th day, no trust reported more than 10 deaths (highest amount is 7).
No single trust stands out as reporting a greater number than any other.
There are no deaths which are over a week old.
The oldest reported 'new' death is one from May 13th from Kings Lynn.
Todays deaths by age group;
0-19 = 0
20-39 = 0
40-59 = 11
60-78 = 45
80+ = 66
We are well beyond the 'peak' now, which occurred around the 4th - 8th April.
Sunday this week (yesterday) showing 27 - however, as the daily figure is communicated to NHS England at 5pm each day the total for the whole of yesterday is not complete.
Below I show my running totals for;
Existing deaths + New deaths = New totals (If no 'new' to add then no calculation has been entered)
(since Thursday April 2nd, the date I started logging the numbers officially released).
T 811
F 615
S 1107 (Saturday April 4th)
S 1094
M 940
T 808
W 889
T 778
F 734
S 770 (April 11th)
S 714
M 689
T 643
W 682
T 631
F 604
S 567 (April 18th)
S 518
M 556
T 479
W 486
T 445
F 431
S 385 (April 25th)
S 373
M 339
T 338
W 319
T 301
F 299
S 263 (May 2nd)
S 243
M 246
T 243
W 246
T 239
F 195
S 188 (May 9th)
S 183
M 152
T 170
W 140+1=141
T 138+6=144
F 85+29=114
S 33+59=92
S--------------27
(Figures supplied by NHS England date back to the beginning of March when the UK recorded it's first day with more than 50 deaths.
The figures released daily include deaths from the day on which they happened, so can be from any previous day NOT from just within the past 24 hours)