Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer has called for a short lockdown or ‘circuit-breaker’ in England of two to three weeks.

A new report has argued that the so-called 'hardest to reach' may hold a key to pandemic recovery, but are not being listened to.

There has been extremely high demand for Free School Meals this Autumn, highlighting the hard-hitting socio-economic consequences of coronavirus.

Doctors have called for clearer additional coronavirus measures, including making the wearing of face masks mandatory in all offices.

Legal action has been launched over the government’s failure to disclose details of its spending on contracts related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Plans to hand greater control of Covid-19 contact tracing to town halls will come too late, say public health officials.

Only half of teachers say their school can offer pupils on-site mental health counselling in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Four Core City UK leaders and mayors have written to Health Secretary Matt Hancock calling for a local approach to bring down infection rates.

Local councils will receive additional funding to step up their enforcement of coronavirus rules to help tackle a rise in infections.

Two Select Committees have launched a joint inquiry into lessons to be learned from the response to the coronavirus pandemic so far.

19 out of 20 areas in England that have been have been under restrictions for two months have seen an increase in infection rates.

The number of people admitted to hospital with coronavirus on one day has jumped by nearly a quarter in England.

New research from Shelter has revealed that only half of private renters in England felt safe in their homes during the coronavirus lockdown.

Applications have opened to deliver four ‘green social prescribing’ pilots in communities hardest hit by coronavirus.

The government is in danger of losing public support for its approach to local lockdowns without an urgent re-think of the policy.

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