It was a normal busy winter for British funeral director Matthew Uden until the second week of January. "Then it was like someone flicked a switch," he said.
As Britain's Covid-19 death toll surged into six figures, the phones at W. Uden & Sons, his family's business in south London, started ringing almost non-stop.
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