Face coverings in secondary schools will not be compulsory, says minister
Nick Gibb appealed to parents to allow their children to take part in voluntary rapid coronavirus tests.
Tag: Coronavirus
Canary articles all about coronavirus (Covid-19), the pandemic, and governments’ responses to it
Matt Hancock’s audacity is off the scale as he refuses to apologise for breaking the law
It should no longer come as a surprise, watching Matt Hancock give himself a pat on the back for how ...
Experts urge the UK to follow a zero-Covid strategy to prevent more mutations
But the Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that there is ‘no credible route to a zero-Covid Britain’.
More than a third of all Universal Credit claims made since start of pandemic
There were 4.5 million claims for the benefit between March 13 2020 and January 14 2021, according to the Department ...
Scientists warn transmission increase is likely as government sets out plans to return to schools
Education unions have warned reopening schools in full would be "reckless", as scientists say it could lead to increased transmission. ...
Confirmed: the Tories have caused destitution to explode
The number of households living in destitution has more than doubled in 2020. That's according to new research. It shows ...
Nearly £100bn in stimulus needed in Budget, says SNP
Ian Blackford said Chancellor Rishi Sunak should avoid a ‘repeat of the Thatcher years’ in the forthcoming Budget.
Starmer just called the Labour movement ‘very patriotic’ then betrayed the teachers’ unions
The Labour leader said extra testing and temporary ‘Nightingale classrooms’ may be needed.
The NHS and care workers who have died during the coronavirus pandemic
At least 244 frontline health and care workers have now died.
Care home group considering if staff without vaccine can work with residents
Around two thirds of social care staff have received a coronavirus vaccine, the Government said on Monday.
The Secret Teacher | Please don’t send your children to school unless you really have to
We made it. These are the words on every teacher's mind this week. Having 'made it' refers to getting through ...
Reopening schools: experts urge caution as government aims for March return
Conservative MPs have called for schools to open from 8 March, though unions and medical professionals doubt the safety of ...
Here we go again!
Image description At the top of the image are the words "UK enters lockdown too late hugely increased death rate". ...
Covid colonialism: outbreak among UK troops could jeopardise Kenyan successes
Six British soldiers have now been hospitalised in Kenya amid confusion over an outbreak of coronavirus (Covid-19) among a group ...
Keir Starmer has failed the nation’s children. He has to go
Keir Starmer’s Labour is complicit in the UK’s coronavirus (Covid-19) catastrophe, which has resulted in the deaths of more than ...
Almost a quarter of a million people waiting more than a year for NHS treatment
More than 4.5 million people were also waiting to start treatment at the end of December, NHS England data shows.
Experts begin tests to determine whether the UK will need to be re-vaccinated
As part of our #FactOfTheMatter series, The Canary explores whether emerging mutations of coronavirus (Covid-19) will lead to people in the ...
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