Nearly three in five support staff have seen coronavirus outbreaks in school
It comes as an academy trust was forced to overturn its decision to close schools early ahead of Christmas to ...
Tag: Coronavirus
Canary articles all about coronavirus (Covid-19), the pandemic, and governments’ responses to it
Richest countries buy up Covid-19 vaccines at the expense of poorer nations
Wealthy governments buying up coronavirus vaccine doses will leave poorer countries without protection, campaigners have warned. According to Global Justice ...
Covid controls will be needed through the winter, warns Hancock
The Health Secretary says reopening shops in England under new tiered system will have a ‘big positive effect’ on the ...
Government blocked paper questioning accuracy of Cummings’ Coronavirus project, show leaked emails
An article in the prestigious British Medical Journal (BMJ) claims that leaked emails show the health department blocked a paper ...
Mass coronavirus testing for Merthyr Tydfil’s residents and workers
Scores of people have turned up at a pilot scheme of mass coronavirus testing in Merthyr Tydfil. Rapid Covid-19 tests ...
Africa records two million coronavirus cases amid fears of fresh surge
The continent of 1.3 billion people is being warned against ‘prevention fatigue’.
Local authorities ‘braced for second wave of homelessness’ anticipate ‘absolute train wreck’
Councils and charities in England are ‘concerned about the sustainability of funding emergency accommodation over winter’, Crisis said.
The only kind of coronavirus contracting the government cares about
Image description White text is pictured on a blue background. The headline text reads. "Imagine if the government cared ...
Initial victory for student rent strikes. But concessions are ‘nowhere near enough’
Striking students have won their first concessions from university management. But students are unanimous that the offer is not enough. ...
More than half of schools in Hull have seen class closures as infections soar
Hull’s infection rate is 776.4 cases per 100,000 people.
Boris Johnson shamelessly uses an MP’s Covid diagnosis to plug his failed Test and Trace system
Boris Johnson has, once again, made news headlines for being exposed to coronavirus (Covid-19). And yet again, Downing Street appears ...
Hancock defends ‘unbelievable’ range of private-sector deals during pandemic
The Health Secretary said that politics have been ‘completely put aside’ in the pandemic.
Politicians are parasites feeding off corporations. Enough is enough.
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As Cummings exits, government ‘boycott’ of Good Morning Britain to end, Piers Morgan says
The Government has not fielded Cabinet ministers to appear on the popular programme since April.
Swann likely to request more restrictions ahead of hospitality sector reopening
Stormont’s health minister said case numbers and hospital admissions rates had not fallen as much as he would have liked.
Devolved leaders stand united to call for new welfare strategy from the DWP
Ministers from the UK’s three devolved administrations have united to call for a new welfare strategy to ensure help is ...
Return to tiers will see coronavirus infections rise, scientists warn
Documents from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies have been released.
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