UK Covid death toll

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There will be overlaps between those who have been vaccinated, some who have previously had Covid and recovered, others who have previously had Covid and went undetected because they were asymptomatic (or put it down to 'just a cold'), and obviously a number, impossible to estimate, who have both previously been infected and have now received their first jab. I know of a fair few who now fall into that latter group, and it can only be growing in size.

I don't know if that adds up to what's known as 'herd immunity' yet but, regardless of that, when you aggregate up all of the above it must be taking us in the right direction. Unless I've overlooked something.

That seems about it Oss, I know people have different views but I'd be keen on vaccinating as many as possible whilst we can in a belt and braces approach. If people think we will ever get rid of this they are mad but if we can get the deaths down to the same amount as flu then that will be a result.

We're still at the start of learning about this as well so much more will come out over time.