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Rapid help needed for Covid babies who fell behind, says former Ofsted chief
Labour highlights data showing children born in England during crisis were slower in developing communication and other skills Opinion: Education is not equipped to close Covid gaps Babies born in…
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Pandemic babies are arriving at school still wearing nappies. Where’s the plan to help them? | David Bell
The Covid years have left some of Britain’s children in crisis. Yet early years education is not equipped to close the gap David Bell is vice-chancellor of Sunderland University. He…
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‘Scientific nonsense’: experts dismiss Florida official’s Covid vaccine remarks
State’s politically appointed surgeon general claims vaccines can contaminate human DNA but experts say comment has no merit An assertion by Florida’s politically appointed surgeon general that Covid-19 vaccines can…
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Long Covid causes changes in body that make exercise debilitating – study
Experts say severe muscle damage, mitochondrial problems and microclots may explain impact of working out Many people with long Covid feel tired, unwell and in pain for lengthy periods after…
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Insurer forced to pay thousands of pounds to small firms hit by Covid payout delays
Compensation from QBE said to be key step towards many more businesses getting payments One of the world’s largest insurance companies has been forced to pay thousands of pounds in…
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Michelle Mone’s husband says couple being ‘hung out to dry’ by ministers
Doug Barrowman says NCA investigation into Covid ‘VIP lane’ firm is being used to distract from government incompetence The disgraced Conservative peer Michelle Mone and her husband are being investigated…
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CEOs at top Hong Kong builders, landlords share optimism on outlook, see sustainability as key issue amid market stress
CEOs of major landlords and developers in Hong Kong say priorities for 2024 include offering tenants new, sustainable services and diversifying portfolios. Read the original article at South China Morning…
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The Guardian view on the crisis in politics: better politicians need better standards | Editorial
Over the holidays, this column will explore next year’s urgent issues. Today we look at whether the forthcoming general election can restore political trust As the year turns, the next…
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Hong Kong’s luxury retail sector likely to regain ground lost to protests, pandemic in 2024 as high-end brands make a return
Hong Kong’s luxury retail market is likely to regain some lost ground in 2024, say observers, as high-end brands return after an exodus sparked by 2019’s street protests and three…
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NHS in England facing ‘storm of pressure’ as flu and Covid cases surge
Average of 3,631 patients in hospital with Covid during Christmas week, data shows, a rise of 57% in a month A surge in the number of flu and Covid admissions…