However, there is a growing debate over whether the new coronavirus strain, which is
significantly more infectious than the original strain of the virus, can be contained without closing schools for longer.
Related Articles
-
Data analytics reveal real business value
The arrival of enterprise-ready generative AI tools in late 2022 put the need to leverage this data in sharp...
-
Julien Macdonald: Welsh fashion designer’s firm goes into liquidation
“Due to the loss and under-performance of several key contracts, including its main UK retail licensee, along with a...
-
Biden administration threatens tariffs on UK goods in ‘tech tax’ row
Meanwhile Adam Mansell, head of the UK Fashion & Textile Association (UKFT), called the threat to UK-made overcoats “hugely...
-
US economic growth slows but inflation grows
However, inflation is yet to fall back to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, and on Thursday, figures from the...
-
Households could be paid to turn down heating
Payments were likely to be at a similar level to last year’s £3,000 per MWh, it said, but how...
-
Start-ups frustrated by HMRC’s ‘slowness and lack of communication’
“There are frequently significant backlogs at HMRC to review applications, which delays the timing of the payment of the...
-
Canada pledges to help countries stop using Russian oil
The impact of Canada’s extra supplies “will be relatively limited given the regionality of Canadian crude, which will likely...
-
Liz Truss resists calls for earlier tax plans assessment
Some Tories believe publishing the forecast sooner would reassure markets following a turbulent week.
Recent Comments