U.K.'s COVID-19 Death Toll In Early April Higher Than Reported

The transcript discusses discrepancies in COVID-19 death toll figures in the UK, highlighting that the actual number of deaths may be over 40% higher than government-reported figures. The Onsa recorded over 13,000 deaths by April 10th, while the government reported about 9,300, only accounting for hospital deaths. If the underestimation is consistent, the virus may have caused over 23,000 deaths, making the UK the second hardest-hit country in Europe after Italy. COVID-19 was mentioned in a significant portion of death certificates in England, Wales, and London.

What was the COVID-19 death toll in England and Wales by April 10th according to the Onsa?

How many deaths did the government record by April 10th?

What types of locations are included in the Onsa's death toll numbers?

According to the report, how many people may have been killed by COVID-19 in the UK?

Which country was reported to be the hardest hit in Europe before the UK?