The stats for this are all over the place. Speaking for the UK, no distinction at all is made between died of cononavirus and died with coronavirus. We've had a

The stats for this are all over the place. Speaking for the UK, no distinction at all is made between died of cononavirus and died with coronavirus. We've had a University of Oxford study claiming that 50% of us have already been infected (a figure so outlandish you might wonder if it was rather a University in Oxford) in which case we should expect the died with figures to be a great deal more already, and what's more that herd immunity should be taking the pressure of the system any week now. But I can't help but feel this belief in hidden large denominator is wishful thinking.