‘I thought there’d be more mischief’: schools return in England | Schools
Schools in England reopened on 8 March with new regular testing and mask-wearing in classrooms. Both have been recommended by…
The Guardian view on memorials for Covid-19: raw events need distance | Coronavirus
What do communities choose to remember, and what do they choose to forget? The Spanish flu killed 50-100 million people…
Long Covid more likely in working-age women than in men – study | Long Covid
Working-age women who are hospitalised with coronavirus are five times as likely to develop long Covid as men in the…
Outcry after Doug Ford wrongly claims Indigenous lawmaker jumped vaccine queue | Canada
The leader of Canada’s most populous province is facing calls for an apology after he wrongly accused an Indigenous lawmaker…
Royal Mail to trial Sunday parcel service for big retailers | Business
Royal Mail is piloting a Sunday parcel delivery service for big retailers from this weekend, after the coronavirus pandemic sparked…
No reason not to keep using AstraZeneca vaccine, says WHO | Coronavirus
A World Health Organization expert advisory committee is looking at the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine after some countries paused its distribution,…
How Covid spread through Westminster’s corridors of power – timeline | World news
10 March 2020 The health minister Nadine Dorries says she has tested positive for Covid, prompting concerns over the virus…
‘No 10 was a plague pit’: how Covid brought Westminster to its knees | Politics
Westminster is an infectious place. A tiny germ of controversy or rebellion can spread across parliament, through Whitehall and into…
Italian government approves strict new Covid measures as cases rise | Coronavirus
The Italian government has approved regulations that could result in half of the country, including Lazio, the region surrounding Rome,…
Why are male politicians in love with topless vaccine selfies? | Priya Elan | Opinion
Are you man enough for a vaxxie (that’s a vaccination selfie to you and me)? That’s the question some of…