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Deaths registered in England and Wales due to coronavirus (COVID-19) by age, sex, region, place of death, and pre-existing condition.
Estimates of differences in COVID-19 mortality risk by ethnic group for deaths occurring up to 31 March 2021, using linked data from the 2011 Census, death registrations, and primary care and hospital records. Risk of COVID-19 mortality is compared between the first and second waves of the pandemic.
This article reports age-standardised rates of death involving the coronavirus (COVID-19) by religious group and uses statistical models to adjust for location, measures of disadvantage, occupation, living arrangements, and pre-existing health conditions. It compares the risk of COVID-19 mortality in two discrete periods aligned to each wave of the pandemic.
Provisional figures on deaths registered involving the coronavirus (COVID-19) during wave one (week ending 20 March 2020 to week ending 11 September 2020) and wave two (week ending 18 September 2020 to week ending 2 April 2021) of the pandemic in care homes, in England and Wales.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) was the main reason for a rise in the overall number of deaths registered in England and Wales in 2020. Many deaths not due to COVID-19, which would normally have occurred in hospital, happened in private homes instead.
Mortality patterns of selected European countries and regions, week ending 3 January 2020 (Week 1) to week ending 1 January 2021 (Week 53) and up to week ending 12 February 2021 (Week 6) for the UK.
Estimates of differences in COVID-19 mortality risk by self-reported disability status and diagnosed learning disability status for deaths occurring up to 20 November 2020, using linked data from the 2011 Census, death registrations, and primary care and hospital records.
Analysis looking at clusters of deaths involving COVID-19 across time and areas in England and Wales.
An analysis of the time taken to register deaths, by cause of death, area of usual residence, age, sex and certification type.
Looking at the impact of the change in the standard of proof - the evidence threshold used by coroners - on suicide registrations statistics, England and Wales.
