The Covid Inquiry: ‘incompetence, backstabbing and misogyny’
Public hearings of the Covid Inquiry reveal chaos and dysfunction at the heart of government
Tag: Covid-19
So much misinformation around Covid… but what does the science say?
Since the start of the Covid pandemic, misinformation has been spreading on line as fast as ...
Covid didn’t take me, but it’s taken my life away from me
Sophie Wilson describes the debilitating impact that Long COVID is having on her health and her ...
UK border control: another world-beating record?
All travellers to the UK must now show proof of a negative Covid-19 test and quarantine ...
Doctors and depression: the Covid fallout
As hospital workers struggle to cope with the Covid crisis, a group of doctors is speaking ...
The government needs to think and spend big on children’s mental health
Children’s wellbeing is vital, but serious investment is needed to cope with the fallout of the ...
Now for the real face of Brexit… and it’s not pretty
Brexit is not done. Now the government is embarking on a radical programme which will remove ...
Shifting values and value in a time of Covid
Is the UK's inequality endemic, or can lessons from the Covid pandemic teach us about the ...
How lessons learned from Covid can help us combat the climate crisis
Our Earth is in critical condition. And the lessons we've all learned from Covid will be ...
Teachers on the front line: Government threats, delays and U-turns are jeopardising safety
Vivienne Griffiths turns the spotlight on the government’s decisions on re-opening schools
A race against time: how the virus caught up with Hastings
In Sussex last year, most of us felt safer than elsewhere. Infection rates were low, especially ...
The second round of Corona is here, and I’m ready for it
The public should have faith that when it comes to enduring this next wave of coronavirus, ...
Events don’t only impact people – buildings are also at risk
It's not only people and small businesses being adversely affected by COVID - important buildings are ...
How Covid has challenged political certainties
Political certainties are being upturned by a combination of Covid and Brexit. What does this mean ...
Let the children speak
Children and their teachers need time and space to speak and to listen to each other
More Covid ageism … and the over-70s are fuming
Sussex seniors speak out over Covid ageism
Holes in the self-employed support scheme are swallowing millions of people alive
When the government first announced the furlough scheme, they forgot about the estimated five million self-employed ...
Our Covid safe haven in France can’t last
I’m sure some of the larger cities in France have had their share of mockers. But ...
Poor people carry the can for the Covid crisis
So are we, as Boris Johnson claims, ‘all in this together’?
Arts in the time of Covid-19
Brighton has always had a flourishing arts scene and cultural history. Including the Fringe
Has Covid killed our campus?
What’s the ‘new normal’ at uni? Going back for me and thousands of other students will ...
State of play: Brighton & Hove’s children still locked out
Brighton & Hove City Council’s website says that “Active, outdoor play is an important part of ...
Cost of Covid tips councils over the edge
Dramatic cuts in income have left councils with big budget shortfalls, and no way to get ...
Gathering storm over our vital ferry link
During those first weeks of lockdown when the roads fell silent and there was hardly a ...
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