Month: September 2020

<p>Government has admitted it cannot save every job &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> Via: Boris Johnson to pledge new lifelong learning guarantee for those without A-levels as government braces for redundancies

Nathan Law is one of Hong Kong’s most prominent democracy activists, but his years of campaigning have made him a target for the Chinese government. He discusses the toll it has taken and why he has now had to flee to London. Guardian correspondent Emma Graham-Harrison looks at what the Read more…

The mayor of Greater Manchester has demanded an urgent review of the 10pm rule and suggested a 9pm curfew on alcohol sales to curb pubgoers rushing to off-licences at last orders. Via: Manchester mayor Andy Burnham calls for 9pm alcohol sale curfew

The Office for Students regulator has urged students who feel the quality of their education has been affected to complain, warning universities not to take a ‘blanket’ no refund policy. Via: Education watchdog backs tuition fee refunds for students if the quality of their course drops 

As shoppers rush to the supermarkets to panic-buy loo rolls, a team of health experts have weighed in on what supplies we should be stocking up on. Via: Grab the menthol chest balm and rehydration tabs!

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued a statement Monday. Via: Democrats release new .2trillion COVID package including second round of stimulus checks

Portraits of flower girls and stills of a band performing at a gathering in Horsham, Sussex were all captured by Captain Thomas Honywood in a ‘historically important’ collection. Via: In an English Country Album