More than 200 jobs could be axed at car parts firm ‘due to Brexit and Covid’
Kautex Textron said Brexit and the pandemic were ‘key contributors’ to its South Wales plant facing closure.
Tag: Coronavirus
Canary articles all about coronavirus (Covid-19), the pandemic, and governments’ responses to it
Equality watchdog warns of ‘two-tier society’ with vaccine passports
The Equality and Human Rights Commission raised concerns about ‘unlawful discrimination’ in a submission to the Government.
High Court told that Napier barracks is ‘unsafe and entirely unsuitable’ to house refugees
Six asylum seekers are claiming that their accommodation at the facility breached their human rights, and could amount to false ...
40 years on from the Brixton riots, the Police Bill could spark a summer of urban unrest
On 10 April 1981, young Brixton residents rose up in response to police oppression, entrenched inequality, and marginalisation. The unrest soon ...
The news that’s getting buried as mainstream media obsesses over Prince Philip’s death
On the evening of Friday 9 April, the BBC went wall-to-wall in its coverage of the death of Philip Windsor ...
David Cameron admits he was wrong to lobby Rishi Sunak for access to loan scheme
The former prime minister is continuing to face questions over his efforts to help finance company Greensill Capital.
Secret Teacher | Schools urgently need funding to tackle the impact of a year of restrictions
Now that school life is getting back to some form of normality (whatever that is these days), we're starting to ...
Boris Johnson faces battle with Tory rebels and Labour over ‘vaccine passports’
The PM has stressed that final decisions on Covid status certification have not been made but he already faces opposition.
Coroner urges PM to hold coronavirus inquiry after ruling on pregnant nurse’s death
Coroner Emma Whitting called for a public inquiry after concluding it was unclear how a heavily pregnant nurse contracted coronavirus.
Covid-19 case rates for UK nations ‘levelling off’ at six-month low
Covid-19 case rates for each of the four UK nations have dropped to a six-month low, but continue to show ...
Boris Johnson urged to share coronavirus vaccine with poorer nations instead of hoarding supplies
Charities say the UK is ‘one of the world’s highest per-capita buyers’ of vaccines.
Scientist warns that unfettered international travel could ‘undo vaccine progress’
Dr Mike Tildesley, a member of the Spi-M modelling group which advises the Government, has said airport testing needs to ...
Doctors’ union urges government to tackle ‘unacceptable’ social inequalities
The British Medical Association has published a series of recommendations for ministers.
US passes stimulus bill that puts UK efforts to tackle child poverty to shame
The US government has passed a £1.9tn coronavirus (Covid-19) recovery plan that has the potential to cut child poverty in ...
A year of government coronavirus incompetence
One year ago yesterday, on 23 March 2020, the prime minister announced a full national lockdown to control the spread ...
Registered deaths fall below five-year average for first time in six months
The number of registered deaths in England and Wales has fallen below the average for this time of year for ...
MPs and campaigners demand the home secretary stops police clamping down on protests
Campaigners, MPs, and peers have written to home secretary Priti Patel. They're calling for changes to coronavirus (Covid-19) legislation to ...
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