Here's a chart of excess deaths to October 2020 in hospitals in England according to the Public Health website. Wherever those excess deaths were happening they were not in the hospital system other than in March and April.
The following 2 charts from the same public health sites show that the excess deaths were mainly at home or "other places"
AND, finally, the last chart shows that the only age group in the negative excess bracket were the elderly who, of course, are the main victims of covid. So, we can see, the main targets of covid also belong to the ONLY group in the negative excess death group in the latter half of the year.
Any guesses why younger (probably unemployed) people are dying in greater numbers at home and "other places" during a brutal lockdown?
