CMI: Four successive weeks of deaths below 2019 levels
Fewer deaths than might usually be expected at this time of year have been recorded in England and Wales for the fourth consecutive week, according to the Continuous Mortality Index (CMI).
The CMI's Covid-19 mortality monitor update for week 28 (4-10 July) of 2020 was gathered from provisional deaths data published by the Office for National Statistics yesterday (21 July). There were...
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