As Universal Credit is cut, independent foodbanks warn they are ‘running out of options’
Independent Food Aid Network (IFAN) said members were supporting “ever-increasing” numbers of people unable to afford food.
Tag: Coronavirus
Canary articles all about coronavirus (Covid-19), the pandemic, and governments’ responses to it
UK does not have much ‘headroom’ for rising coronavirus cases – Neil Ferguson
Professor Ferguson’s modelling was instrumental to the UK going into lockdown in March 2020.
One in 20 secondary school pupils in England may have coronavirus
Figure is the highest positivity rate for any age group, as number of cases continued to rise in England and ...
Number of people testing positive for Covid-19 in England up 18% in a week
It is the biggest week-on-week percentage increase since mid-July.
One in six unable to buy essential food items in past two weeks, survey suggests
Some 18% of respondents to a survey by the ONS said they had not been able to find essential foods ...
Brazil minister shook hands with Johnson only hours before positive Covid test
After facing questions about the encounter, No 10 emphasised that Boris Johnson had been ‘double jabbed’.
‘My life is unrecognisable’ – long Covid patients describe struggle to get care
People with long Covid have described “fighting” for care, with some still waiting for help 18 months after first experiencing ...
Thousands of coronavirus jab trial volunteers ‘trapped’ without vaccination status
Ministers are being urged to help thousands of people who took part in coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccine trials who cannot prove ...
Disproportionate and discriminatory pandemic policing threatens public safety
New research published by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) suggests that policing during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic disproportionately targets ...
UK ‘faces rough winter’ with Covid set to be joined by seasonal viruses
Ministers are due to announce details of the Covid-19 booster campaign for the over-50s.
Unions blast the Tories for making the pandemic much worse than it had to be
The virus crisis should be a catalyst for real change in the workplace, urges Frances O’Grady.
Racist policing harmed BAME communities the most during the pandemic
The Institute of Race Relations has released a new report on policing during the pandemic. And it's raised a number ...
Right wing proponents of coronavirus disinformation are putting lives at risk
CORRECTION 18:05 18 September 2021: The original article incorrectly stated that David Berens is co-director of TFR. This has now ...
Government accused of recklessness for letting coronavirus run rampant in schools
Children across the UK have returned to school. But following changes in government policy, mitigation measures to prevent coronavirus (Covid-19) ...
Survey shows majority of parents worried about school reopening due to coronavirus
Some 48% of adults with dependent children said they were very or somewhat worried about their child going back to ...
‘More deaths, longer lockdowns and lower wages’ in north of England’s pandemic
A report by the Northern Health Science Alliance measured the effect of the first year of the Covid-19 outbreak on ...
Coronavirus levels in Scotland highest since estimates began
Levels remain high across all four nations of the UK.
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