UK corona death toll hits 39,548 after 179 more deaths in England
could help identify patients who are morelikely to die from Covid-19black and ethnic minorities are more than twice as likely to die from Covid-19The findings published yesterday also show men of working class age are twice as likely to die than women.
Ministers ordered the review after several studies suggested that those from BAME backgrounds were more likely to catch the bug.fallen to their lowest levels in seven weeks.
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