I see you've stooped to just posting any old tripe.
The raw figures would suggest 40m or 50m people infected in the UK and at current WHO quoted death rates of 3.4% than means 1m+ people dead. That's the worst case. Tell me who has suggested this going to happen? No-one. No-one is talking about the worst case scenario. So your claim is wrong.
You asked me specifically what the death toll in the UK might be and I said 100,000. If "only" 10m catch this and "only" 1% die, that's 100,000. This is much lower than your silly suggestion that people have extrapolated the worst case scenario. Less than 1/10th in fact. I hope we can lower it still, but as you pointed out, 26,000 died one year from regular flu, so 100,000 under the circumstances, might be a decent outcome.
We can all see you are in the Victor Meldrew camp, but based on what exactly, who knows.