Put simply, the key metric that defined our lives for the last 2 years

Is garbage. Total garbage. This data - and it's implications - is barely making the news? Surely it should have been obvious some time ago to PHE / SAGE / civil servants / etc, that there was a clear and significant disparity between excess deaths and 'confirmed' deaths? Should we have based policy on excess deaths rather than 'confirmed' once the magnitude of the discrepancy was apparent?

Posted By: Timmy_Goat, May 5, 15:46:18