
“Opening on Monday is madness”: Scientists warn cases will rise as restrictions are lifted
“Who knows where we’ll be in six weeks’ time, but it’s not going to be anywhere better than we are now,” says Professor Christine Pagel.

“Who knows where we’ll be in six weeks’ time, but it’s not going to be anywhere better than we are now,” says Professor Christine Pagel.

We’re back to the era of sink or swim. In a pandemic, it heralds chaos, writes Maheen Behrana.

Personal responsibility won’t end the crisis. Instead, we need a communal approach and a government that does everything it can to suppress this dangerous virus, writes Roy Wilkes of Zero Covid.

‘Right now, we do not have control over this variant and its growth in England and apparently not in Scotland either’

“People lost lives and we know they lost lives unnecessarily and prematurely and had the government put in robust systems that wouldn’t have happened.”

Barriers such as missing phone numbers, lack of privacy and poor internet connection adversely affected medical care for some groups, says Dr Latifa Patel

While some employers have stepped up during the pandemic, it’s public health bodies which are side-lining union reps.

Britain may be headed for a new period of Tory austerity, according to IFS analysis

It’s time to step up the fight against Covid misinformation.

Investigations and a court case are bringing some awkward facts to light for Patel’s department.