Month: January 2022

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi says pupils WILL sit A-Level and GCSE exams this summer but results will not return to the pre-Covid grading system for two years because students have … Read More

West African leaders are signaling they won’t support a move by Mali’s military rulers to extend their time in power by four years By FRANCIS KOKUTSE and KRISTA LARSON Associated … Read More

“The world at large is forgetting about anyone with kids under 5,” one mother, Rachel Lekherzak, said. Their experiences represent a snapshot of the broader chaos facing the country as … Read More

Universities have no excuse for cancelling face-to-face teaching and students should complain to the watchdog if they feel short-changed, says Nadhim Zahawi, as more than 100 institutions move lectures online … Read More

Universities have no excuse for cancelling face-to-face teaching and students should complain to the watchdog if they feel short-changed, says Nadhim Zahawi, as more than 100 institutions move lectures online … Read More

Millions are following anti-vaxxer lies: Probe reveals the vast influence of social media posts that Chris Whitty says ‘misled’ many of those now fighting Covid in hospital Six million people … Read More

London hospital could lose 10 per cent of its 14,000 staff if they do not get vaccinated after doctor challenged Sajid Javid about mandatory jabs for NHS workers Head of … Read More

Staff shortages caused by absent workers isolating because of Covid-19 could cost the economy £35 BILLION in January and February Staff shortages due to self-isolation requirements could cost the economy Centre … Read More

In a letter titled “Fight For Our Vote,” which was published Sunday as an ad in the New York Times, Obama and her voting rights organization When We All Vote … Read More