The current fortnight of UK data for cases and elapsed mortalities has finished.
There were 536,648 cases in the period to 13/10 and 2,126 deaths between 14-28/10 for a CMR of 0.396% which is a bit higher than the previous period.
Thus, in the 90 days since 'freedom day' they have totalled 2,791,332 cases and 10,623 deaths for an overall CMR of 0.396% which is higher than the 0.206% CMR of the last fortnight before freedom day.
Here it is graphed - note that the base column at the end is the 2 week period prior to freedom day.
To put that into an Australian perspective:
If we had similar CMR and case rates to the UK we'd have about 7.8M cases and 29k deaths per annum well above the 900 deaths in a bad flu year like 2019 so it is perhaps just as well that we are performing better than those numbers.