Exclusive: ‘Unintended consequences’ of lockdown feared, including rising mental health issues and unemployment Via: Coronavirus: UK must prepare for 'volatile and agitated society' after lockdown lifted, senior police officer warns
Agé de 85 ans, atteint de la maladie d’Alzheimer, il avait été admis en octobre, et n’y aura survécu que six mois. Sa fille témoigne. Via: Covid-19 : un mort parmi d’autres à l’Ehpad
Via: Premiers contours du déconfinement, Trump appelle à la rébellion, 500 millions pour Fnac-Darty, disparition de l’acteur Philippe Nahon… Ce qu’il faut retenir de l’actu de ce week-end
Exclusive: ‘We do not even know who every vulnerable child is,’ minister told after announcing education support plan Via: Coronavirus: Government urged to raise volunteer force to identify at-risk children 'falling through the cracks' during lockdown
Plusieurs articles publiés ce week-end ont mis en lumière une série de failles et manquements vertigineux, et une approche «nonchalante» de la crise du coronavirus. Via: Covid-19 : pluie de critiques sur la gestion du gouvernement britannique
Pandemic could provide ‘unexpected opportunity’ to tackle exploitative drug dealing activity, officers say Via: Coronavirus: County lines drug dealers 'stick out like a sore thumb' during lockdown, say police
‘I wanted to do my bit,’ says one volunteer using his bike to drop off freshly cooked food at the doors of desperate Londoners Via: Help the Hungry: Cyclists sign up to help deliver free meals to vulnerable people
Britons are still flouting lockdown rules as they break social-distancing measures by running and cycling (pictured, a cyclist nearly colliding with passersby) within 6ft of each other in London. Via: Lockdown flouters lap up the south coast sun while covidiots walk in Kensington Palace Gardens
Amnesty International cited incidents in Angola, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe where people have been targeted by security forces, including by destroying food in street markets. Via: Warnings over Africa's regimes dishing out punishments to people under lockdown
Die Briten feiern Captain Tom: Der 99-jährige hilft mit einer ungewöhnlichen Aktion dem Gesundheitswesen – und inspiriert eine 90-Jährige. Via: 99-Jähriger sammelt 30 Millionen Euro Spenden