I don't think the problem is with people dieing as most will get minor symptoms.
There problem lies in the few % that need to go to hospital. They still won't die, but they need support.
And there's the crunch, the NHS can't cope with that many people. There's about 8 ambulance's queing outside my local hospital, and iv read about 40 queing outside of London hospitals.
If the NHS collapse's due to staff being sick, self isolating etc. Then there is going to be far more deaths from people falling off ladders, heart attacks, missing cancer treatment etc.
Fon