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Many children and young people have shown remarkable resilience. Some have benefited from and enjoyed spending more time at home with their parents or siblings. But we know a significant number have really struggled with their mental health and wellbeing during this time. As the Sunday Express campaign on "Generation Lockdown" has rightly highlighted, the impact of being away from school, friends and routine had taken its toll on some. This is something I take extremely seriously and am committ...

The roadmap the Prime Minister has laid out to help us recover from the pandemic rightly starts with getting all pupils back to school.

He said: "We will now aim to offer a jab to every adult by the end of July, helping us protect the most vulnerable sooner, and take further steps to ease some of the restrictions. "But there should be no doubt - the route out of lockdown will be cautious and phased, as all continue to protect ourselves and those around us." It is anticipated that the new rules revealed tomorrow will allow two households to meet outdoors, regardless of the total number of people, from April, while six people fro...

AMBITIOUS plans to vaccinate every adult in the UK by the end of July were unveiled last night, as MPs urged the Prime Minister not to dither over lifting lockdown.

Every year on Remembrance Sunday, we reflect on the obligations that bind one generation to another.

READ MORE She told the veteran broadcaster while the vaccines have a "reduction in efficacy" against some of the variants, there is still "some protection". Professor Gilbert said: "What that is looking like is that we may not be reducing the total number of cases but theres still protection in that case against deaths, hospitalisations and severe disease." She added: "Thats really important for healthcare systems, even if we are having mild and asymptomatic infections, to prevent people going ...

The Sunday papers feature pandemic developments and embarrassment for Labour’s leader.

AN EU official said they would have resigned had the temperature failed to cool in the blocs fierce coronavirus vaccine row with the UK.

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