I didn’t neglect anything you can match PHE England data for those dates yourself, I’ve also included the deaths that were reported in early May but were record

I didn’t neglect anything you can match PHE England data for those dates yourself, I’ve also included the deaths that were reported in early May but were recorded in March for PHE. Your assumption is that young people die in care homes is not substantiated by any data we have. It doesn’t mean that young people don’t die they do even if it’s in extremely rare cases they simply die in hospitals since the current triage grants them priority and that they are less likely to turn to the worse before they can be hospitalized or rehospitalized. Also unlike (much) older patients they are also not released back to the care homes once they are admitted because they can still be effectively saved. Overall nothing in the data we have suggests that the death rate will increase for the younger population if anything it will likely decrease slightly as the ONS data skews even higher for the older populations than the PHE data. So sorry but this is yet again you making assumptions that go directly against the data we have.