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There’s another solution to the schools fiasco
Remote learning is beset with problems. Ministers need to look at other options, argues Omar Salem.
Revealed: Home Secretary’s ‘vital’ quarantine checks are almost non-existent
The Isolation Assurance Service – the Government’s system for ensuring quarantine compliance – didn’t contact over 1.9 million of the two million passengers spot checked by Border Force.
Shut the borders to tackle surge in coronavirus cases, SNP says
Britain’s hard right Home Sec Priti Patel is, strangely, refusing to close the borders when it actually might be necessary…
Letter: Labour demands answers over nurseries remaining open
Tulip Siddiq, Shadow Early Years Minister, writes to the Government about the decision to keep early years settings open during England’s lockdown.
Corporate-led trade deals are coming to Britain – and unions have to be ready
The Tories are trying to shut workers out of Britain’s post-Brexit trade deals, writes Unite’s Tony Burke.
Music festivals will ‘disappear’ if they’re unable to go ahead this summer, organisers tell MPs
Organisers want clarity from the government – and soon.
This new bill on domestic abuse is a step in the right direction – but big gaps remain
Support services are stretched to the limit – and too many people are likely to fall through the cracks, writes Natalie Bennett.
Mary Bousted: Teachers and pupils deserve better than this chaos over schools
This chaos could have been avoided if the government listened to teachers, their unions and experts.
Inside Home Office plans to ramp up deportation flights
Those with minor convictions for petty theft or driving offences could be caught in the Home Office’s draconian net.
Mary Kelly Foy: Good riddance to 2020; hope for 2021
2020 was a horrendous year. But the coming together of communities should give socialists hope.