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Tag: Coronavirus

Small businesses care about us. Let us repay the favour

Posted on 20th April 202029th June 2020 by Séamus O'Hanlon

We are living in a country that has mostly adjusted to our new limited freedoms, waiting for the lockdown to be eased and for the right, scientific path to be followed. One of the constructive […]

COVID-19: Will the next academic year be affected?

Posted on 20th April 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

With the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, universities are making plans to move the first term online for all students next year. This, of course, would have a huge toll on the new intake of students. Although […]

COVID-19 is a nightmare for the environment

Posted on 20th April 202020th April 2020 by Natasha Peters

In these dark times that we live in, many people have tried to find an upside to COVID-19, including the impact on the environment. This impact is undeniable. Air travel has dropped for the first […]

Profile of businesses doing their part to help fight the virus and support the community

Posted on 19th April 202019th April 2020 by Reena Dhesi

PwC At the end of February, the PwC Foundation made a $350,000 donation to Project HOPE, helping to supply protective equipment for healthcare workers in the Wuhan and Shanghai areas of China. At the end […]

How COVID-19 Could Build A New Wave Of Authoritarianism

Posted on 17th April 202017th April 2020 by Ted Orme-Claye

The rapid spread of the coronavirus in 2020 has seen an unprecedented crackdown on personal freedoms across the world as governments have invoked emergency powers. Public gatherings have been banned, restaurants and bars have been […]

Detecting the Virus Online: A Guide To Spotting Fake COVID-19 News

Posted on 15th April 202015th April 2020 by Connor Ohalloran

For many of us, coronavirus is unlike anything we have ever experienced before, leaving many with feelings of anxiety, fear and despair. However, it is within this climate of uncertainty that disinformation and fake news […]

COVID-19: Is the national voucher scheme for free school meals working?

Posted on 14th April 2020 by Alex Rimmer

Around 1.3 million children in England are eligible for free school meals. Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, families are having to deal with the unexpected cost of feeding their children during term time. As […]

Remember The Rest Of The World: The Worst Of Coronavirus Could Still Be Yet To Come

Posted on 14th April 202014th April 2020 by Megan Fitzwater

As COVID-19’s death toll rises and talk of the virus seems to have dominated conversation for months, it’s hard to remember that some countries are only now facing the beginning of the pandemic’s frightening curve. […]

The media has a responsibility to report on COVID-19 deaths

Posted on 11th April 202014th April 2020 by Owen Harding-Best

Good Friday saw the UK set yet another unwelcome record in the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, as nine hundred and eighty patients died in a twenty-four-hour period in hospitals across the country. It marks the largest […]

University of Leeds Engineers Create ‘Quick Fix’ to Increase Ventilator Availability to Treat Coronavirus  

Posted on 9th April 20209th April 2020 by Alex Rimmer

Individuals from Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust and the University of Leeds have collaborated to make modifications to sleep apnoea machines in order to create vital ventilators to treat patients suffering from Coronavirus. Engineers, physicists, academics […]

From Bonuses To Bogus Dismissal: The UK’s Biggest Brands Respond To COVID-19

Posted on 8th April 20208th April 2020 by Connie Lawfull

We’re now two weeks into lockdown, and it’s no surprise that most of us Brits are already gagging for a pub trip and pint. However, you may want to think carefully about where you’ll be […]

The Police’s Coronavirus Balancing Act

Posted on 8th April 20208th April 2020 by Amy Ramswell

Desperate times call for desperate measures; that much is clear. The most invasive set of regulations ever seen in peacetime are currently being enforced in the UK, effectively putting the country under house arrest with […]

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