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How to Stop the ‘Hunger Pandemic’ During COVID-19

The 'hunger pandemic' not only affected developing nations, but wealthy countries too. Three middle school learners come up with ways to reduce food waste.

Letters:<strong> Ron Walton </strong>on coronavirus pushing the NHS to the brink, and <strong>Nick Black </strong>on the UK’s excess deaths being higher than other countries in Europe. Plus letters from <strong>Chris Ham, Richard Carter </strong>and<strong> Sue Smith</strong>

Old news, truthfully retold. This week we delve into the phenomenon of Blue Monday to see if it is the most depressing day of the year

The power-crazed health secretary has revealed his ignorance about the health service, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

THE village of Eastham has taken another step towards a return to something like normal.

Vaccine chart toppers: what Australia can learn from world’s best rollouts Melissa Davey © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Ronen Zvulun/Reuters Scott Morrison is upping the ante on planning for the next stage of Australia’s vaccine rollout. He’s announced an urgent meeting of the national cabinet on Monday to discuss changes amid delays and the decision not to recommend the AstraZeneca vaccine for under-50s. © Photograph: Ronen Zvulun/Reuters A teenager receives...

She said Canada went to extraordinary lengths to prioritise its First Nations populations, with everyone in all 31 fly-in-only remote Indigenous communities offered their first vaccination by 8 March. A handful of people flew by helicopter into these communities, delivering the vaccine in -35C temperatures. “But it was really the community leaders on the ground who made it all happen by having community coordinators address local people’s vaccine hesitancy and arranged rosters of comm...

CREEDMOOR — Some big things are in the works for Granville County middle school students in the form of the International Baccalaureate program at a local middle school.

Billions were wasted after the upheaval of 2012. Will we get an apology, asks Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee