The UK coronavirus death toll could be 40% higher than has been reported, shock new figures published today reveal.
New stats show there were 13,121 deaths in England and Wales up to April 10 - compared to the 9,288 announced at the time.
The UK has seen some of the highest numbers of death of people with COVID-19 in the world.
So, why is Britain suffering such a high toll?
Here to answer that and more is Dr Hilary Jones, TV’s most-trusted medic.
In today’s episode of Ask Dr Hilary Coronavirus Explained:
- Are there more men or women hospitalised due to the virus in the UK?
- Can you catch the virus by walking past people? For example, in supermarkets?
- What major stages are necessary before a vaccine is available for mass production?
- Are minority ethnic groups more susceptible to COVID19 ?
- What precautions should be taken with delivered goods?
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