Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in England

English footballer (1943-2020)

English serial killer (1946-2020)

Somali politician (1938–2020)

Spanish singer (1968-2021)

British actress (1932-2021)

Chinese-British pianist (1934-2020)

British actor (1937–2025)

English actor (1934–2021)

British athlete (1939-2020)

English footballer and manager (1948-2020)

American actor (1951-2020)

Russian composer (1948-2020)

British writer (1928–2021)

British guitarist and record producer (1956–2020)

British fencer (1931–2023)

British rock keyboardist (1949–2020)

British biologist (1929–2021)

English comedian and actor (1940-2020)

Iraqi architect (1926–2020)

British immunologist (1912-2020)

German actor (1945–2020)

British dialect coach and actor (1944–2020)

Iranian-Armenian painter

British actress (1945-2020)

mathematician (1940–2020)

British rapper (1972–2020)

British cartographer (1935-2020)

English politician, artist and author (1932-2020)

English comedian (1944-2020)

British comedian (1941-2020)

British politician (born 1942)

British politician (born 1928)

Pakistani squash player

bishop (1931–2020)

British opera director (1953–2021)

American writer (1931-2020)

Swedish speedway rider

Australian opera director (1946-2021)

British diplomat (1921-2021)

British jazz musician, bass player (1944-2020)

English actor (1938–2021)

Ghanaian lawyer (1932-2020)

English bishop (1930-2020)

British actor (1930–2022)

British actor (1941-2020)

British musician (1927–2020)

British writer (1939–2020)

British philanthropist

British cinematographer (1939–2021)

Ahmed Ismail Hussein Hudeidi (), known as Hudeidi or Xudeydi, was a Somali musician who played the oud and composed songs.

Somali footballer (1961–2020)

British make-up artist

British businessman and peer (1948–2022)

British political lobbyist and psychotherapist (1967-2024)

British criminologist

British humanist (1923-2020)

British businessman

British statistician (1939–2020)

British writer and art historian (1933-2020)

English footballer (1920-2020)