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Jason Williamson from Sleaford Mods

Sleaford Mods: “They can’t see past their own insecurities”

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Lockdown has seen the social way of life, vital to sustaining our mental equilibrium, sacrificed

Mental health ‘missing’ from Covid response

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A truck enters the Pfizer Manufacturing plant in Puurs, Belgium (photo: Press Association)

Week in Review: A lorry load of hope

The confirmation that a vaccine had been approved was one of those moments of pure joy that has no appreciable way of being turned into words.

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Week in Review: Infantilising the covid debate

Week in Review: Infantilising the covid debate

Public health and the economy are not mutually exclusive.

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Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivering his spending review in the House of Commons this afternoon.

Spending review: Brexit will damage the parts of the economy which survived covid

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India and South Africa have asked the WTO to allow all countries to choose to neither grant nor enforce patents related to covid until global herd immunity is achieved.

There should be no monopolies in a pandemic

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What’s wrong with the Great Barrington declaration?

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Campaigners set out proposals for a better deal for low-income taxpayers

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Covid gender politics: Men more likely to feature in the debate

Covid’s male face: Women are hidden in the pandemic debate

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Boris Johnson walks from 10 Downing Street to a meeting with his ministers at the Foreign Office last Friday.

Is the government pursuing herd immunity by the back door?

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Dominic Cummings sits during the annual Nato heads of government summit last year. His tribal approach to politics is causing extensive damage to No.10.

Week in Review: The spirit of Brexit haunts No.10 over covid

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Free school meals: The row rumbles on.

Labour needs to keep pressing the case on school meals

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Stopping the spread: A circuit-breaker lockdown will give time to build up test-and-trace.

A circuit-break will save thousands of lives

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Covid creates pandemic of domestic abuse through financial control

Covid creates pandemic of domestic abuse through financial control

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"The BASC Shotgun Coach of the Year award celebrates those coaches that go over and above their duty to help our sport flourish"

“Inspiring” Lawrie Stewart wins BASC Shotgun Coach of the Year award

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“McStrike” Union to Ballot JD Wetherspoon Workers on Industrial Action

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Week in Review: Acceptance is the best cure for covid anxiety

Week in Review: Acceptance is the best cure for covid anxiety

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Herd immunity could cost hundreds of thousands of lives

Herd immunity could cost hundreds of thousands of lives

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Starmer demands circuit-breaker lockdown in break with previous critical support for government policy.

Starmer takes on the science mantle with call for ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdown

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The covid housing crisis provides an ideal opportunity for reform

The covid housing crisis provides an ideal opportunity for reform

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IT disaster: the Excel issue raised alarm over the UK@s competence when dealing with covid.

Using Excel to process covid infections shows a total collapse in competence

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Without more government funding, children will keep going to school hungry

Without more government funding, children will keep going to school hungry

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