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Is it 'speculation' to say the UK has the most deaths in Europe?

6 May 2020

10:08 PM

6 May 2020

10:08 PM

It’s a grim news week for the government with Dominic Raab announcing in Tuesday’s press conference that the UK coronavirus death toll is now at 29,427 (ONS figures suggest the number of deaths is as high as 32,313). This means that according to official figures from each country, the UK has overtaken Italy in fatalities and currently has the highest death toll in Europe.

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