Some 30,296 of the 50,888 deaths between January and November were people with a disability, Office for National Statistics (ONS) data shows.
It also suggests the risk of death is three times greater for more severely disabled people. BBC News
See also:
- Covid-19: UK 'not learning lessons of Australia quarantine' BBC News
- Covid: Wales first in UK to reach February vaccine target BBC News
- Arthritis drug tocilizumab cuts deaths from Covid BBC News
- Covid UK: 13,494 new cases as daily death toll falls 26% to 678 The Daily Mail
- Coronavirus: Parts of country have already dished out first doses to nearly 90% of 70-74 year olds The Daily Mail
- Pfizer vaccine DOES work against super-covid variants, study suggests The Daily Mail
- Bristol Covid variant could reinfect vaccinated Britons, SAGE expert warns The Daily Mail
- Melbourne enters five-day lockdown over UK Covid strain The Daily Telegraph
- Who has received the Covid vaccine in the UK so far? The Guardian
- NHS figures show scale of January surge in Covid admissions The Guardian
- UK government not sure where billions of pounds' worth of PPE is The Guardian
- UK to be ‘more or less free’ of Covid by Christmas, says Sage expert The Independent
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